Tim Keller's Romans Bible Study
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Augustine, Martin Luther, John Calvin, and John Stott
The very book of Romans that completely changed my life and ministry.
Taste the essence of the gospel with Tim Keller!
“Therefore, brothers,
I urge you by the mercies of God,
“Present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God.”
Christians live looking to God's mercy toward us.
We always look to the cross on which Christ died.
So we do not fear being separated from God and condemned.
It determines everything about who we are and what we do, Paul wrote to the church in Rome in the mid-first century.
A Christian life is a life of gratitude to our merciful Father.
We live to obey and please our Father.
Even if it means paying a price or enduring some inconvenience.
How can we do this? Paul outlines our lives and shows us how to live as a sacrifice of thanksgiving in every aspect of our lives.
The gospel changes not only our eternal future, but also our present perspectives, priorities, attitudes, and actions.
This remarkable epistle will show you why we should reflect on the mercy we have received from God and live accordingly, and how we can do so.
The very book of Romans that completely changed my life and ministry.
Taste the essence of the gospel with Tim Keller!
“Therefore, brothers,
I urge you by the mercies of God,
“Present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God.”
Christians live looking to God's mercy toward us.
We always look to the cross on which Christ died.
So we do not fear being separated from God and condemned.
It determines everything about who we are and what we do, Paul wrote to the church in Rome in the mid-first century.
A Christian life is a life of gratitude to our merciful Father.
We live to obey and please our Father.
Even if it means paying a price or enduring some inconvenience.
How can we do this? Paul outlines our lives and shows us how to live as a sacrifice of thanksgiving in every aspect of our lives.
The gospel changes not only our eternal future, but also our present perspectives, priorities, attitudes, and actions.
This remarkable epistle will show you why we should reflect on the mercy we have received from God and live accordingly, and how we can do so.
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Why Study Romans
How to use this book
Part 1: Captivated by the Glory of the Gospel (Romans 1-7)
1.
God's Righteousness (1:1-17)
Those indebted to the gospel
2.
Longing for Righteousness (1:18-2:29)
Why Everyone Needs the Gospel
3.
How to Have a Right Relationship with God (Chapter 3)
Only through Jesus' way is possible
4.
The Model of the Righteous (Chapter 4)
Two Witnesses Justified by the Gospel
5.
The Benefits of Being Justified (Chapter 5)
Be at peace with God
6.
Reasons for Obedience (6:1-7:6)
Become a servant of Christ by uniting with Him
7.
The Inner War (7:7-25)
Wrestling with the sin within me
Part 2: The Gospel Enters Us, Confirmed in Our Lives (Romans 8-16)
8.
Life in the Holy Spirit (8:1-13)
From the law of sin and death to the law of life
9.
Glorious Adoption (8:14-39)
From slaves of sin to children of God
10.
Sovereign Mercy (9:1-10:4)
What does God's election mean?
11.
The Gospel and Israel (10:5-11:36)
Weep for those who do not yet believe
12.
New Relationships (Chapters 12-13)
Present your bodies as living sacrifices.
13.
The Weak and the Strong in Faith (14:1-15:1)
Do not judge other Christians.
14.
Ministry and Missions (Chapters 15-16)
Sharing the gospel and establishing people in the gospel
Part 3 Leader's Guide
A Guide for Small Group Leaders
How to use this book
Part 1: Captivated by the Glory of the Gospel (Romans 1-7)
1.
God's Righteousness (1:1-17)
Those indebted to the gospel
2.
Longing for Righteousness (1:18-2:29)
Why Everyone Needs the Gospel
3.
How to Have a Right Relationship with God (Chapter 3)
Only through Jesus' way is possible
4.
The Model of the Righteous (Chapter 4)
Two Witnesses Justified by the Gospel
5.
The Benefits of Being Justified (Chapter 5)
Be at peace with God
6.
Reasons for Obedience (6:1-7:6)
Become a servant of Christ by uniting with Him
7.
The Inner War (7:7-25)
Wrestling with the sin within me
Part 2: The Gospel Enters Us, Confirmed in Our Lives (Romans 8-16)
8.
Life in the Holy Spirit (8:1-13)
From the law of sin and death to the law of life
9.
Glorious Adoption (8:14-39)
From slaves of sin to children of God
10.
Sovereign Mercy (9:1-10:4)
What does God's election mean?
11.
The Gospel and Israel (10:5-11:36)
Weep for those who do not yet believe
12.
New Relationships (Chapters 12-13)
Present your bodies as living sacrifices.
13.
The Weak and the Strong in Faith (14:1-15:1)
Do not judge other Christians.
14.
Ministry and Missions (Chapters 15-16)
Sharing the gospel and establishing people in the gospel
Part 3 Leader's Guide
A Guide for Small Group Leaders
Into the book
God's Gift (Romans 1-7)
Everyone wants to be right.
We want to be right in the eyes of the laws of our country, the people we respect, the people we love, and the people we work with.
We strive to attain and maintain such a proper position.
In other words, we long to be ‘righteous.’
There is a right position that is better and more important than anything else.
It transforms and liberates every aspect of our lives, yet no one can acquire or maintain it on their own.
It is a right relationship with God.
Romans 1-7 is a story about that very 'righteousness'.
And it shows us why we don't have it, why we need it, and how we can get it.
“But the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord” (Romans 6:23).
We are moved by this passage.
This is the part of the Bible that has been read the most and written about the most.
Romans 1-7 is a great help in understanding the Bible.
So you will receive the precious gift of a right relationship with God, and your heart, life, identity, and perspective will be transformed.
By all God's mercy (Romans 8-16)
How does the gospel transform our lives? That's the central question Paul addresses in the latter half of Romans, the book that forms the foundation of the Bible.
The key passage in Romans 8-16 is this:
“Therefore I urge you, brothers, in view of God’s mercies, to present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God—this is your spiritual worship” (Romans 12:1).
Paul wanted to show the first-century Roman church and us what it means to live in light of all that God has done for His people.
God's grace shapes who Christians are and what they do.
Romans 8-16 shows how the gospel changes not only our eternal future but also our present perspectives, priorities, attitudes, and actions.
As we study the latter part of this remarkable epistle, we will come to understand why we must live in light of all God's mercy.
Everyone wants to be right.
We want to be right in the eyes of the laws of our country, the people we respect, the people we love, and the people we work with.
We strive to attain and maintain such a proper position.
In other words, we long to be ‘righteous.’
There is a right position that is better and more important than anything else.
It transforms and liberates every aspect of our lives, yet no one can acquire or maintain it on their own.
It is a right relationship with God.
Romans 1-7 is a story about that very 'righteousness'.
And it shows us why we don't have it, why we need it, and how we can get it.
“But the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord” (Romans 6:23).
We are moved by this passage.
This is the part of the Bible that has been read the most and written about the most.
Romans 1-7 is a great help in understanding the Bible.
So you will receive the precious gift of a right relationship with God, and your heart, life, identity, and perspective will be transformed.
By all God's mercy (Romans 8-16)
How does the gospel transform our lives? That's the central question Paul addresses in the latter half of Romans, the book that forms the foundation of the Bible.
The key passage in Romans 8-16 is this:
“Therefore I urge you, brothers, in view of God’s mercies, to present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God—this is your spiritual worship” (Romans 12:1).
Paul wanted to show the first-century Roman church and us what it means to live in light of all that God has done for His people.
God's grace shapes who Christians are and what they do.
Romans 8-16 shows how the gospel changes not only our eternal future but also our present perspectives, priorities, attitudes, and actions.
As we study the latter part of this remarkable epistle, we will come to understand why we must live in light of all God's mercy.
--- From the text
Publisher's Review
Following the challenge, teaching, and inspiration given by Paul
When we tear open the wrapping paper of God's gift,
Your life, your identity, your perspective will change.
This book is better read together with Romans I and II for You.
We come to understand why the gospel is a gift from God, and what an amazing mercy God has bestowed upon helpless human beings who cannot save themselves.
As you study Romans chapter by chapter, you will find yourself becoming more intimate with God without even realizing it.
Especially when shared with small groups, you will discover the secrets of Romans that the author wanted to convey.
Includes Bible study guides and leader's guides for small groups.
How to use this book
Bible studies are conducted in different places by different people.
In particular, the occupations, ages, genders, and levels of religious maturity of small group members may differ.
That's why I decided to use the guidebook to apply it to a variety of situations.
This book aims to help students understand the meaning of each biblical text and see how it fits into the larger picture of the Bible.
But that's not the end.
What you discover through Bible study can be applied appropriately to your life.
Let's take a look at what's in this book.
-Open your heart
This is a time to help start the discussion in a natural and comfortable atmosphere.
The Opening Questions are designed to bring out personal experiences about the topics covered in Bible study.
-Bible study
Each lesson's Bible text is divided into appropriate units and examined, and questions are included to help you understand what the text is saying.
The Leader's Guide provides guidance on questions, and you may have additional questions.
-Learn more
It helps connect what you learned from that day's Bible study to other parts.
You can see deeper parts of the text that are not covered in detail in Bible study.
At this point, further exploration is optional and at the leader's discretion.
-Apply
Help small groups discuss what the Bible's teachings mean for each person's real life.
Personal application involves thinking, planning, and praying about what needs to change in your life as a result of what you have learned through Bible study.
-Pray
Encourage prayers rooted in God's Word and aligned with God's concerns, purposes, and promises.
The Bible study concludes with a review of the truths and challenges gained through Bible study and a transformation into prayers of supplication and thanksgiving.
When we tear open the wrapping paper of God's gift,
Your life, your identity, your perspective will change.
This book is better read together with Romans I and II for You.
We come to understand why the gospel is a gift from God, and what an amazing mercy God has bestowed upon helpless human beings who cannot save themselves.
As you study Romans chapter by chapter, you will find yourself becoming more intimate with God without even realizing it.
Especially when shared with small groups, you will discover the secrets of Romans that the author wanted to convey.
Includes Bible study guides and leader's guides for small groups.
How to use this book
Bible studies are conducted in different places by different people.
In particular, the occupations, ages, genders, and levels of religious maturity of small group members may differ.
That's why I decided to use the guidebook to apply it to a variety of situations.
This book aims to help students understand the meaning of each biblical text and see how it fits into the larger picture of the Bible.
But that's not the end.
What you discover through Bible study can be applied appropriately to your life.
Let's take a look at what's in this book.
-Open your heart
This is a time to help start the discussion in a natural and comfortable atmosphere.
The Opening Questions are designed to bring out personal experiences about the topics covered in Bible study.
-Bible study
Each lesson's Bible text is divided into appropriate units and examined, and questions are included to help you understand what the text is saying.
The Leader's Guide provides guidance on questions, and you may have additional questions.
-Learn more
It helps connect what you learned from that day's Bible study to other parts.
You can see deeper parts of the text that are not covered in detail in Bible study.
At this point, further exploration is optional and at the leader's discretion.
-Apply
Help small groups discuss what the Bible's teachings mean for each person's real life.
Personal application involves thinking, planning, and praying about what needs to change in your life as a result of what you have learned through Bible study.
-Pray
Encourage prayers rooted in God's Word and aligned with God's concerns, purposes, and promises.
The Bible study concludes with a review of the truths and challenges gained through Bible study and a transformation into prayers of supplication and thanksgiving.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: June 19, 2019
- Page count, weight, size: 280 pages | 438g | 150*212*17mm
- ISBN13: 9788953135345
- ISBN10: 8953135346
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