Tagged: commentary

Paul, a bondservant of Jesus Christ, called [to be] an apostle set apart unto the gospel of God Paul introduces himself humbly to his audience. The idea behind the term “bondservant” is different from...

  Context is important.  Whether it’s a news story, a novel, or an exclamation like “the cheese in the teapot’s mine!”  (Yes, that’s a real quote from a friend of mine in my student days.)  No...

I am beginning a series on Romans.  Why?  Good question.  Here’s why.  First, Romans is unique among religious writings that are considered “scripture,” in that it provides a comprehensive overview of basic Christian doctrine...