The Gospel’s Power: Lessons from Romans 1:1-17

In this Bible study lesson, participants will dive into Romans 1:1-17 and explore the power of the gospel of Jesus Christ. They will learn how the gospel is the power of God for salvation and how it reveals God's righteousness to us. Through examining these verses, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the gospel message and its impact on their lives. They will also reflect on how they can share the gospel's power with others and fulfill their calling as believers.

The Reality of Sin and God’s Righteous Judgment – Lessons from Romans 1:18–2:16

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the reality of sin and God's righteous judgment as presented in Romans 1:18–2:16. They will learn how all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and how the wrath of God is revealed against unrighteousness and ungodliness. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the seriousness of sin and the need for salvation. They will also reflect on how they can respond to God's righteous judgment and live in obedience to His will.

The Law, Circumcision, and Righteousness – Lessons from Romans 2:17–3:31

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the relationship between the law, circumcision, and righteousness as presented in Romans 2:17–3:31. They will learn how the law exposes sin and how circumcision is a sign of the covenant, but neither can save us. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the role of the law and the need for faith in Jesus Christ for salvation. They will also reflect on how they can live out their faith in their daily lives.

Abraham’s Faith and Our Righteousness – Lessons from Romans 4:1–25

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the significance of Abraham's faith and its connection to our righteousness as presented in Romans 4:1–25. They will learn how Abraham's faith was counted to him as righteousness, and how this same faith is available to us through Jesus Christ. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the role of faith in our salvation and the importance of trusting in God's promises. They will also reflect on how they can live out their faith in their daily lives.

The Hope of Salvation – Lessons from Romans 5:1–21

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the hope of salvation and its significance as presented in Romans 5:1–21. They will learn how we have been justified through faith in Jesus Christ, and how this justification brings us peace and hope. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the gift of salvation and how we can have hope in the midst of trials and suffering. They will also reflect on how they can live out their faith in their daily lives.

Dead to Sin, Alive in Christ – Lessons from Romans 6:1–23

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the significance of being dead to sin and alive in Christ as presented in Romans 6:1–23. They will learn how we have been united with Christ in His death and resurrection, and how this union frees us from the power of sin. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the importance of living a life of holiness and obedience to God. They will also reflect on how they can live out their faith in their daily lives.

Struggling with Sin – Lessons from Romans 7:1–25

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the struggle with sin and the law as presented in Romans 7:1–25. They will learn how the law exposes our sinfulness, and how our struggle with sin can lead to despair. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the role of the law and how we can find freedom from the power of sin. They will also reflect on how they can live out their faith in their daily lives.

More Than Conquerors – Lessons from Romans 8:1–39

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the theme of victory in Christ as presented in Romans 8:1–39. They will learn about the power of the Holy Spirit and how it enables us to overcome sin and death. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of what it means to be more than conquerors in Christ. They will also reflect on how they can live out their faith in their daily lives.

The Mystery of God’s Plan – Lessons from Romans 9:1–11:36

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the mystery of God's plan for salvation as presented in Romans 9:1–11:36. They will learn about God's sovereignty and how He works out His plan through the election of Israel and the inclusion of the Gentiles. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of God's character and His plan for redemption. They will also reflect on how they can live out their faith in light of God's plan.

Living Sacrifices – Lessons from Romans 12

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore what it means to live as a living sacrifice in light of God's mercy as presented in Romans 12. They will learn about the importance of renewing their minds and using their gifts to serve others. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how to live out their faith in practical ways. They will also reflect on how they can use their gifts and talents to glorify God and serve others.

Submitting to Authority – Lessons from Romans 13:1–14

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the importance of submitting to authority as presented in Romans 13:1–14. They will learn about the role of government and how God has established it for our benefit. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how to live out their faith in relation to authority. They will also reflect on how they can honor God through their obedience to authority.

Unity in Diversity – Lessons from Romans 14:1–15:13

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the importance of unity in diversity as presented in Romans 14:1–15:13. They will learn about the importance of accepting one another and not judging others based on differences in opinions and practices. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how to live out their faith in relation to others. They will also reflect on how they can promote unity in diversity in their own lives and communities.

The Power of Encouragement – Lessons from Romans 15:14–16:27

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the power of encouragement as presented in Romans 15:14–16:27. They will learn about the importance of building up one another in the faith and supporting each other in ministry. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how to live out their faith by encouraging others. They will also reflect on how they can use their gifts and talents to be a source of encouragement to those around them.