A Study of Romans, Part 1: Saved By Grace

In his letter to the Christians in Rome, Paul outlines the Gospel of Jesus Christ in all its wisdom, depth, beauty and practical application. Many scholars believe the book of Romans is the single most important Christian theological document ever written. J.I. Packer says, “All roads in the Bible lead to Romans, and all views afforded by the Bible are seen most clearly from Romans.” To truly understand the Gospel, Romans is essential to see the scope of God’s righteous character and how He imparts His righteousness to us through faith in Jesus’ life, death and resurrection. The book of Romans stands as one of the key defenses and explanations of the Gospel in the New Testament.

Paul's goal in writing was to unite both Jewish and Gentile Christians as they come together in submission to the Gospel, and to lead us into lives of grace and freedom as we live out those gospel truths by faith. This study is the first part of the book of Romans, chapters 1:1-8:1.

This is a WEEKLY in-person study every Tuesday (9:30a-11:30a) beginning September 9, 2025 through November 11, 2025. If you are unable to attend in person, there is a ticket option to receive the study remotely. **Due to the structure of our website, this is a ticketed event. Each $15 ticket covers curriculum for one person for the duration of the study. If you are purchasing a ticket for someone else, please enter their information on the corresponding registration form. Curriculum for the in-person study will be delivered the first day of our study. Address for the in-person study will be included in your registration confirmation. Delivery of curriculum for remote study will be coordinated individually.**