Introduction: How to Get the Most Out of this Series
Introduction
As we pursue God's kingdom in 2025, we seek to be filled by His presence, overflow with His hope, and see the campus community and world transformed by His love.
To live with overflow, we must first be filled. Our Romans series helps you do that through God’s Word. Each week, we provide a devotional guide to deepen your understanding of Sunday’s message. Spend just 10 minutes a day reflecting, meditating, and engaging with the passage. Download the guide online each week.
THE PURPOSE OF ROMANS
Paul wrote Romans to unite the Jewish and Gentile Christians in Rome in the gospel. He also wanted the church in Rome to become the base of operations from which he could proclaim the gospel in Spain (Romans 15:22–24). The ultimate goal of preaching the gospel is the glory of God (Romans 11:33–36). Paul longs for the Gentiles to become obedient Christians for the sake of Christ's name (Romans 1:5)
THE PURPOSE OF ROMANS
Paul wrote Romans to unite the Jewish and Gentile Christians in Rome in the gospel. He also wanted the church in Rome to become the base of operations from which he could proclaim the gospel in Spain (Romans 15:22–24). The ultimate goal of preaching the gospel is the glory of God (Romans 11:33–36). Paul longs for the Gentiles to become obedient Christians for the sake of Christ's name (Romans 1:5)
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