Paul’s letter to the Romans is the longest of his letters, crammed full of his thrilling captivation with the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Romans has breadth, depth and sweep, as he begins with words about creation and the natural order, and then proceeds to show how mankind’s disobedience has brought disruption to them.

Paul moves methodically—but beautifully—through the story of the Bible itself, recounting God’s justice and grace throughout history, from the days of the patriarchs until the time of his writing.

At the same time, Paul lays out the “anatomy” of salvation, telling both the wide-lens story of God’s work in history to restore fallen creation and the finer, narrow-lens story of how God saves sinners through the life, death, and resurrection of his Son Jesus Christ.

Readers of Romans will see both the wide-angle view and the close-up view of salvation with deeply practical application.

Join us at TheologyIreland 2022, over 4 separate sessions, as we find out what God’s Gospel is all about.