The Righteousness of God and the Justification of Sinners - Romans 3:1-31

God created the universe to display his glory that we might see, love, and enjoy his glory in the world. However, all of us have delighted in and sought to satisfy our souls in anything other than God. In Romans chapter 3, the apostle Paul deals with how the vastness of our rebellion against God and the free offer of the gospel fit together. How can a holy and just God declare guilty, rebellious, sin-enslaved people as righteous before himself without becoming unjust and scorning his own glory?

• Let God Be True Though Every Man a Liar, Romans 3:1-8
• All Jews and Gentiles are Under Sin, Romans 3:9-18
• Mouths Closed and All the World Accountable to God, Romans 3:19-20
• The Demonstration of God's Righteousness (Part One), Romans 3:21-26
• The Demonstration of God's Righteousness (Part Two), Romans 3:21-26
• The Demonstration of God's Righteousness (Part Three), Romans 3:21-26
• Justification by Faith Is the End of Boasting, Romans 3:27-31
• Justification by Faith Establishes the Law, Romans 3:27-31
• One God and One Salvation for All the Nations, Romans 3:29-30