Commentary on Romans 6:1b-11
The letter to Romans is a Pauline manual for Christians who wrestle with the human [...]

The letter to Romans is a Pauline manual for Christians who wrestle with the human [...]

Romans 7 has played a crucial role in Christian anthropology. Whether one derives from this [...]

Like last week’s reading from Romans 6:12-23, this week’s lesson from Romans 7: 15-25a features [...]

This reading needs context. It jumps in the middle of a particular argument Paul is [...]

This reading is a continuation of Romans 6:1-11, where we discussed theological themes of sin [...]

Beneath and embedded in Paul’s letter to the Romans is the ferment of the empowerment [...]

Until this point in Romans, Paul has taken his hearers through the “shadowlands” of the [...]

In Romans 8:1-39, the apostle Paul lays out a Christian framework, one that holds, sustains, [...]

When he received the Spirit as his baptism, Jesus was proclaimed to be God’s son. [...]

In desperate moments, the human soul raises the following question: Whom should I call? It [...]