The book of Romans is foundational for every Christian, described by Martin Luther as the "purest Gospel" and essential daily reading. It has profoundly impacted figures like Luther, Augustine, and John Wesley. In Romans, Paul clearly addresses key themes such as sin, salvation, spiritual growth, God’s sovereignty, and Christian service—while also speaking into tensions between Jewish and Gentile believers. Written near the end of Paul’s third missionary journey, the letter aimed to clarify the gospel, defend Paul’s message, and prepare for future ministry in Spain. Though written in the first century, Romans remains deeply relevant today, addressing ongoing challenges in the church and Christian life. This study invites participants into rich spiritual growth and meaningful discussion.
