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- Título
- A Road in Romans?
- Autor
- Ridgeway, Robert Paul
- Editorial
- Independently Published
- Año de publicación
- 2025
- Estado
- New
- Encuadernación
- PAP
- Idioma
- inglés
- ISBN 13
- 9798294283674
- Peso del artículo
- 73 gramos
What if the “Roman Road” to salvation isn't the road at all?
In A Road in Romans, minister and Bible teacher Robert Ridgeway challenges one of modern evangelicalism’s most popular salvation tools: the Roman Road. With clarity and conviction, he examines how select verses from Paul’s letter to the Romans have been lifted out of context and used to promote a simplified, incomplete gospel—one that often skips repentance, baptism, and true discipleship.
Through careful exegesis, historical insight, and deep respect for Scripture, Ridgeway reveals the real road to salvation that Paul outlines—a path paved with obedient faith, death to sin, and resurrection into new life. Along the way, he exposes the pitfalls of proof-text theology, reclaims the meaning of baptism as taught in Romans 6, and unpacks the powerful hope of Romans 8.
If you’ve ever questioned the "sinner's prayer" or wanted to understand the full message of Romans beyond a handful of verses, this book offers clarity, conviction, and a call to walk the narrow road Jesus truly laid out.
Includes a study appendix and citations from respected scholars.
In A Road in Romans, minister and Bible teacher Robert Ridgeway challenges one of modern evangelicalism’s most popular salvation tools: the Roman Road. With clarity and conviction, he examines how select verses from Paul’s letter to the Romans have been lifted out of context and used to promote a simplified, incomplete gospel—one that often skips repentance, baptism, and true discipleship.
Through careful exegesis, historical insight, and deep respect for Scripture, Ridgeway reveals the real road to salvation that Paul outlines—a path paved with obedient faith, death to sin, and resurrection into new life. Along the way, he exposes the pitfalls of proof-text theology, reclaims the meaning of baptism as taught in Romans 6, and unpacks the powerful hope of Romans 8.
If you’ve ever questioned the "sinner's prayer" or wanted to understand the full message of Romans beyond a handful of verses, this book offers clarity, conviction, and a call to walk the narrow road Jesus truly laid out.
Includes a study appendix and citations from respected scholars.
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