Over the next few months, I
am going to blog about the letter that Paul wrote to the church in Rome around 56 AD. This sounds incredibly boring but I think if
you commit to read each day, and I commit to write each day, it will be a rich
experience. First off, I want to say that
I am not a Bible scholar or an expert by any means. Much of what I write will be personal
reflections using the text as a guide.
My only sources will be the Bible (mostly the NKJV) and occasionally the
MacArthur Bible commentary to help me gain a greater understanding of the text.
I honestly don’t
know why I am committing so much time to blog about the letter to the Romans. I feel a sense of wanting to go deeper
through this text and writing a series of blog posts forces me to go deep. I hope this will not be a situation where I
blog about scriptural truths and then ignore them as I live my life. Lord, teach me through your Word. Give me the courage to not only write about
your Word but to live it out.
I plan on
posting each day of the work week and then writing and praying through it. If you have comments, feel free to add
them. Like all of you, I am just trying
to figure this stuff out. I am not some
super holy Christian dude and if anything I write reeks of self righteousness,
I hope you will call me out on it so I can recalibrate. I am still learning about His grace and it is
through our unworthiness that we learn about the greatness of His mercies. It is all about Him. So I dedicate this blog series to God, may He
speak through me, and may others find Him in these writings, however they come
out.
I hope some
of you take this journey with me and meditate upon the verses of Romans in the
coming weeks.
Tomorrow, we
will explore the life and ministry of the author.
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