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Introduction to the Book of Romans
The book of Romans is one of the most profound and foundational letters in the New Testament. Written by the Apostle Paul to the believers in Rome, this letter lays out the Gospel with clarity, depth, and boldness. Paul was writing to a diverse church made up of both Jews and Gentiles, helping them understand the righteousness of God, the reality of human sin, and the incredible gift of salvation offered through Jesus Christ.
Romans teaches us that we are freely justified—made right with God—not by our own efforts or religious performance, but by grace through faith. Paul walks us through God’s justice and mercy, the role of the law, life in the Spirit, and how the Gospel transforms not just individuals, but entire communities.
More than a theological essay, Romans is a call to live differently. It invites us to respond to God’s mercy with surrendered lives—lives marked by love, humility, and hope. Whether you're new to Romans or returning for a deeper look, expect to be both challenged and comforted.
We encourage you to invite a friend or your Life Group and journey through this plan together! It’s always encouraging to explore Scripture together and share what God is teaching you. Plus, having others by your side can bring fresh perspectives and deeper insights!
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About this Plan
Freely Justified is a study through the book of Romans, a powerful letter that unpacks the depth of God’s grace and the gift of salvation. In it, Paul explains how we are made right with God, not by works, but by faith in Jesus. As you read, you'll discover the freedom, assurance, and transformation that comes from being freely justified by God’s grace through Christ alone.
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