Romans begins with Paul — a servant of Christ Jesus, called to be an apostle, and set apart for the Gospel of God. But Romans is not about Paul. Paul’s name points beyond himself to the God who prepares lives, the God who interrupts rebellion with grace, and appoints redeemed sinners for His redemptive purposes.
Before Romans could ever be written, God had to be sovereign. God had to be wise. God had to be gracious. And God had to be purposeful. In that truth, we see Glory Hidden in Plain Sight.
