Romans: The Gospel Explained
Sixteen days through the greatest epistle ever written
Martin Luther called the Epistle to the Romans "the chief part of the New Testament, and the very purest gospel." In 16 chapters, Paul systematically unfolds the doctrine of salvation — sin, righteousness, justification, sanctification, election, Israel, and the call to live by grace. This plan reads one chapter per day.
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About This Reading Plan
Martin Luther called the Epistle to the Romans "the chief part of the New Testament, and the very purest gospel." In 16 chapters, Paul systematically unfolds the doctrine of salvation — sin, righteousness, justification, sanctification, election, Israel, and the call to live by grace. This plan reads one chapter per day.
What You Will Read
This plan covers 16 chapters across 16 days of reading, averaging approximately 13 minutes per day at a comfortable reading pace. Every chapter links directly to the full King James Version text with optional audio narration and the verse-follow highlight feature.
Features Included
- Daily reading schedule with one-click chapter access
- Progress tracking — check off each chapter as you read
- Streak counter and milestone badges
- Flexible pace — pause, reschedule, or restart at any time
- Audio narration by Alexander Scourby on every chapter
- Verse-follow highlighting synced to narration