The book of Romans has been referred to as the Magna Carta of Christianity and the central teaching is the justification of any person is by faith alone. We teach through this book verse-by-verse as Paul explains the nature of sin, salvation, sanctification, sovereignty, and service in the life of a Christian.
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The book of Romans has been referred to as the Magna Carta of Christianity and the central teaching is the justification of any person is by faith alone. We teach through this book verse-by-verse as Paul explains the nature of sin, salvation, sanctification, sovereignty, and service in the life of a Christian.
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