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Feb 5 – Iron Men Romans 10  This Thursday, Feb 5th, we will be meeting IN THE WILDCAT at 7:30am. We continue our journey through the longest book in the Testament. Our previous studies are available in our blog section on the website.  This week is Romans 10, to make this time useful: See Short…

Brothers, As we study Santification in Roman’s 6–8, I thought it would be helpful to see how faithful men from church history wrestled with these same passages. Two of the most influential Reformers, Martin Luther and John Calvin, both built their theology on Scripture alone, yet they emphasized different aspects of the Christian life. Their…

Context (From Commentary Epistle to Romans by Douglas Moo) Paul writes Romans 6 in response to a possible misunderstanding of his teaching on justification by faith alone (Romans 3–5). In Romans 5:20–21, Paul states, “Where sin increased, grace abounded all the more.” Anticipating the objection that such a teaching might encourage moral laxity, he opens…

Romans 5 New International Version Peace and Hope 5 Therefore, since we have been justified through faith, we[a] have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ, 2 through whom we have gained access by faith into this grace in which we now stand. And we[b] boast in the hope of the glory of God.…

Nov 5 Context Romans 3:21 marks a dramatic shift. After showing that all  (Jew and Gentile) are under sin (1:18–3:20), Paul now proclaims the solution: “But now, apart from the law, the righteousness of God has been made known” (3:21).  Paul presents justification by faith as central to the gospel. Unlike Jewish reliance on the…

This is Tom Noyes (from our new group email group@ironmenrr.com).We have a new website with our schedule and messages like this www.ironmenrr.com. Your feedback is welcome. Two weeks ago we covered Romans 2:17-29,  This Thursday, October 23rd at 7:30 we will be meeting in the side room just past the pro shop and covering Romans…

Paul continues his argument from Romans 1, moving on from the condemnation of Gentile immorality to common problem of moral self-righteousness of both Jews and Gentiles. The central theme is that God’s Righteousness is revealed in the Gospel. Key Themes & Verses God’s Judgment Is Righteous and Impartial Romans 2:1-3 – Those who judge others are without…