Swindoll's New Testament Insights: Insights on Romans
Overview
Journey back in time to ancient Corinth, where, in the house of a Christian named Gaius, the apostle Paul dictates a letter to the Christians in Rome that forever shapes the course of the church. In depth and detail, Chuck Swindoll takes you inside Paul's letter to the Romans. Now, discover for yourself its narrative drive, overarching message, and joyous implications for our lives. Insights on Romans is a stirring exploration of the New Testament's foremost manifesto of faith, righteousness, grace, identification with Christ, and bright hope for the future.
Top Highlights
“The world will make godly living (13:13) neither easy nor automatic.” (Page 282)
“Second, the letter affirmed the authenticity of their faith and commended them for their obedience.” (Page 17)
“Third, the purpose of the gospel is to produce obedient faith (1:5).” (Page 28)
“As far as we know, the apostle Paul never held an artist’s brush. Nevertheless, his portrait of humanity, done in pen and ink, hangs in the gallery of his letter to the Romans.” (Pages 148–149)
“First, the greater the groan, the greater the glory.” (Page 172)
- Title: Swindoll's New Testament Insights: Insights on Romans
- Author: Charles R. Swindoll
- Publisher: Zondervan
- Publication Date: 2009
- Pages: 352
Charles R. Swindoll (1934– ) is a pastor, author, educator, and radio preacher. After serving in the United States Marine Corps, “Chuck” Swindoll attended and graduated from Dallas Theological Seminary. He was then ordained into the ministry and served under J. Dwight Pentecost for two years.
In 1998, Swindoll founded Stonebriar Community Church in Frisco, Texas, where he continues to serve as the pastor. He was the president of Dallas Theological Seminary in 1994 and now serves as its chancellor. Swindoll’s radio ministry Insight for Living airs on over 2,000 stations around the world. He has authored several books, including Understanding Christian Theology, Biblical Counseling for Today, and the volumes in Swindoll’s New Testament Insights (4 vols.).
