Romans is one of the most famous, quoted, and dearly loved books in the whole Bible. This may be because it contains some of the clearest and strong statements of the Gospel we have in Scripture.
During our current set of Thirst sessions we are exploring the book that Paul wrote 2000 years ago, applying it to our lives in 2026 and asking What Has Romans Ever Done For Us?
Join us on Tuesday 3 November at 7.15pm, when we’ll be having a closer look at the following pieces of scripture.
Romans 2:1-3:26
In this passage, Paul explains that neither Jews nor Gentiles can claim good standing with God through their own merit or religious practices. As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Romans 2:1-3:26 we see that Jesus’ death was an atoning sacrifice that gives all people good standing with their Creator.
Romans 3:27-4:25
In this passage, Paul shows that Abraham received good standing with God through faith, not works, and this same path is open to all people. As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Romans 3:27-4:25 we see that just as Abraham believed God could bring life from death, we receive salvation by believing in Jesus’ resurrection.
For our October session when we looked at sections of Romans 1, click here.
