1. What is the meaning of Romans 1:1?

2. How does Romans 1:1 define Paul's identity and purpose as a servant?

3. What does "called to be an apostle" reveal about God's calling for us?

4. How can we apply being "set apart for the gospel" in daily life?

5. Connect Romans 1:1 with other scriptures about being chosen for God's work.

6. How does Paul's introduction in Romans 1:1 inspire our personal mission for Christ?

7. What does "a servant of Christ Jesus" imply about Paul's identity and mission in Romans 1:1?

8. How does Romans 1:1 establish Paul's authority as an apostle?

9. Why is the concept of being "set apart for the gospel" significant in Romans 1:1?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Romans 1?

11. What does "bondservant of Christ" mean?

12. Who is the author of the Book of Hebrews?

13. Who is the author of the Book of Romans?

14. Why does Paul focus on faith over Jesus' actual teachings?1. How does Paul's identification as a "servant of Christ Jesus" challenge our understanding of Christian identity and service today?

2. In what ways can we discern and respond to God's calling in our own lives, similar to Paul's calling to be an apostle?

3. What does it mean to be "set apart for the gospel of God" in our daily lives, and how can we practically live this out?

4. How does Paul's transformation from persecutor to apostle inspire us to believe in the power of God's grace and redemption?

5. How can we ensure that the gospel remains central in our personal lives and within our church communities?1. How does Paul describe his calling and mission in verses 1-7?

2. What does it mean for the Romans that their faith is being reported all over the world?

3. Why do you think Paul is eager to preach the gospel in Rome?

4. How does Paul define the Gospel in verses 16-17?

5. How can one "live by faith" as mentioned in verse 17?

6. What does it mean that the righteousness of God is revealed from faith to faith?

7. What is the significance of the phrase "the righteous will live by faith"?

8. What does the wrath of God look like according to verses 18-32?

9. Why does Paul claim that people are "without excuse" in their knowledge of God?

10. How does the issue of idolatry presented in this chapter relate to today's society?

11. How does Paul link the rejection of God's truth with moral decline?

12. How are the truths in Romans 1 relevant to your life today?

13. How does this chapter inform your understanding of God's view of sin?

14. How can you apply Paul's unashamed attitude towards the Gospel in your life?

15. How can you respond to people who "suppress the truth"?

16. What are the consequences of not honoring God as God according to this chapter?

17. How does Romans 1 shape your understanding of the Gospel's power?

18. How can you encourage other people in their faith, as Paul desired to encourage the Roman Christians?

19. How does this chapter influence your view of God's righteousness and wrath?

20. How can the teachings in Romans 1 guide your day-to-day choices and behavior?

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