Paul's Letter to the Romans
Romans is one of the richest books in the Bible and one of the hardest to follow. Many readers get lost somewhere around chapter 5. This study helps you see the whole argument and what it means for your life.
Paul's Letter to the Romans is a 13-lesson Bible study workbook by Matthew Allen covering all sixteen chapters of the letter.
How This Study Helps
Paul wrote Romans to explain the gospel in full: sin and judgment, justification by faith, life in the Spirit, God's plan for Israel and the Gentiles, and how believers should live together. Those are big themes, and readers often come away with scattered verses instead of the whole picture.
This workbook makes the letter's complex themes easier to understand and keeps pointing to practical application. You'll see how each section builds on the last, and you'll leave with a clearer grasp of what God has done in Christ and how it should change the way you live.
Format & Features
Thirteen lessons in a 75-page, 8.5 x 11 softcover workbook. It's also available as a PDF eBook for personal use, or with a class-use license for churches.
Who It's For
Teen and adult Bible classes, small groups, and anyone who wants a guided walk through Romans from start to finish.
Common Questions
Does it cover the whole letter?
Yes. All sixteen chapters, in 13 lessons.
Can I use it to teach a class?
Yes. Order print copies for each student, or choose the PDF class-use license.
Can I see inside first?
Yes. A PDF sample is available.
About the Author
Matthew Allen is the pulpit minister at Cornerstone Church of Christ in Centerville, Ohio, and co-owner of Spiritbuilding Publishers. With more than three decades of preaching across the country and abroad, he writes for Christians who want substance, clarity, and the steady encouragement of grace.
For a closer look at Romans 12, see Marks of a True Christian.
Product Details
- Author: Matthew Allen
- Publisher: Spiritbuilding Publishers
- Lessons: 13
- Pages: 75
- Format: 8.5 x 11 softcover workbook; PDF eBook (personal or class use)
- View PDF Sample