The Apostle Paul has ruled out certain ideas that are not to be confused with faith, as he uses the term, and now he turns our attention to the character of true faith, again using the patriarch Abraham as his prime example. From his discussion, it becomes apparent that faith is a strong conviction, mixed with deep affection for and trust in God. Such faith is a human experience, but can only be properly accounted for by tying it to the grace of God, its proper cause and its genuine focus.

1. Introduction to Romans
2. The Universal Knowledge of God (Rom. 1:18-32)
3. Knowledge of Certain Judgment
4. If you call yourself a Jew... (Romans 2:17 - 29)
5. There is none righteous (Rom. 3:1-20)
6. But now!
7. Abraham and the Nature of Faith (4:1-12)
8. The Elements of Faith (4:13-25)
9. Having been justfied, we have...! (Romans 5:1-11)
10. Original Sin
11. Dead to sin..Alive to God (Romans 6:1-14)
12. Antinomianism (6:15-21)
13. Legalism
14. I Cannot Do What I Want (7:7-25)
15. Set Free! (8:1-17)
16. If God be for us...(Romans 8:17-39)
17. They are not all Israel...(Romans 9:1-13)
18. What if God...? (Rom. 9:19 - 29)
19. A Zeal for God (Romans 10)
20. Has God cast away His People? (11:1-12)
21. And thus all Israel shall be saved (11:13-36)
22. Present your bodies...(12:1-8)
23. Let Love be Genuine... (12:9-21)
24. The Powers that be (13:1-7)
25. Love Fulfills the Law (13:8-14)
26. Each will give an account of himself (14:1-12)
27. The Content of the Kingdom (14:13-23)
28. I will praise you among the Gentiles (15:1-13
29. No more place in these regions (15:14-33)
30. Final Greetings (16)

This video series features 30 lectures of 30 minutes each, covering the entire book of Romans. The studies emphasize the historical setting of this book, including the controversies that inspired its publication. It also emphasizes practical application of the truths of Romans in a way that is sure to encourage.