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Foundations: The Letter and the Human Condition

Paul’s Letter to Rome: Context and Purpose

The Starting Point: Acknowledging the Need

The Reality of Sin and the Gift of Grace

The Wages vs. The Gift: Understanding Consequences

Love in Action: God’s Initiative

The Response: Faith and Confession

The Heart and the Mouth: Steps to Salvation

A Promise for Everyone: Calling on His Name

The Destination: Peace, Freedom, and Transformation

No Condemnation: The Result of Justification

Living the New Life: Spiritual Worship

Application and Review

Walking the Road: Sharing the Gospel

🎮 Pixel Quest: The Romans Road Journey

Knowledge Check: The Romans Road

Quiz: The Problem of Sin

Quiz: The Cost and the Gift

Quiz: God's Provision

Quiz: Confession and Faith

Quiz: New Life and Application

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Walk the classic pathway of the gospel with The Romans Road: Understanding Salvation and Sharing the Gospel. This practical, Scripture-centered course guides you through key passages in the Book of Romans—3:23, 6:23, 5:8, 10:9–10, 10:13—so you can clearly understand salvation and confidently share it with others. Designed for small groups, ministry teams, and individual learners, the course blends biblical context, clear doctrine, and hands-on application. You’ll explore why every person needs salvation, how God meets that need through Christ, and what a genuine response of faith looks like. Then you’ll put it into action: practice gospel conversations, learn simple tools for marking your Bible, and build confidence through scenario-based exercises and quizzes. Along the way, you’ll discover the freedom and assurance that flow from justification—no condemnation in Christ—and take first steps into a renewed life of worship and transformation. Whether you are new to faith or a seasoned believer seeking a simple, compelling way to explain the gospel, this course provides a faithful roadmap, accessible language, and engaging activities to help you internalize the message and share it with clarity, compassion, and courage.

The Romans Road: Understanding Salvation and Sharing the Gospel

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            <p>The human experience is often marked by a persistent, underlying sense that something is fundamentally broken—a realization that despite our best efforts, we fall short of a standard we cannot quite reach. In his profound letter to the believers in Rome, the Apostle Paul addresses this universal condition with unflinching honesty, stripping away the veneer of human merit to reveal a stark reality: "all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God." This course invites you to step onto the "Romans Road," a theological journey that begins in the depths of our shared human struggle and moves toward a transformative understanding of the gospel. By examining the historical context of the early Roman church and the core concepts of righteousness and sin, we confront the essential question of why a personal acknowledgment of our own inadequacy is the only viable starting point for a relationship with the Creator.</p>

<p>Beyond the diagnosis of our spiritual state lies a radical proposition that challenges the very logic of human achievement: the gift of eternal life is entirely unearned. As we navigate the contrast between the earned wages of spiritual death and the unmerited favor of grace, we must grapple with the staggering reality of substitutionary atonement—the fact that God demonstrated His love for us while we were still in active rebellion. This journey is not merely an intellectual exercise but a call to a heart-felt response that demands both confession and surrender. What does it truly mean to believe in the resurrection with such conviction that it alters your entire life? How does the assurance of "no condemnation" reshape a person’s identity and daily walk? Through this exploration, you will not only find clarity for your own soul but also gain the practical tools to articulate this message of peace and freedom to a world still searching for the way home.</p>
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