Paul's opening chapter of Romans lays the groundwork for the Christian faith's most influential letter. As Christ's servant, he introduces the gospel as God's power for salvation, emphasizing divine righteousness revealed through faith. Writing to Roman believers, Paul expresses his eager desire to visit them, strengthen their faith, and establish a foundation for spreading this transformative message to all nations. His declaration of being "not ashamed of the gospel" sets the tone for this powerful theological exposition that bridges divine truth with human need.
