Big Picture
This is the city where the church that received Romans was located.
Where is Rome?
This describes God’s perfect standard of what is right and just.
The author of Romans.
Who is Paul?
“For all have ______ and fall short of the glory of God.”
Paul traveled on these to spread the gospel across the world.
What are roads or ships?
This is the type of writing or genre the book of Romans was written as.
What is a letter? (epistle)
This describes God’s heart toward His people. In Romans, Paul reminds us that nothing can separate us from this part of God’s character—it’s the reason He sent Jesus and keeps pursuing us.
What is loving?
This person is the center of Romans message—the one through whom salvation comes to all who believe.
Who is Jesus Christ?
“But God shows his love for us in that while we were still ________, Christ died for us.”
What are sinners? (Romans 5:8)
Paul used to go by this name.
What is Saul?
The audience of Romans.
Who are the Jew and Gentile Christians?
This is God’s kindness and favor toward us that we do not deserve.
What is grace?
This is any person who is not a Jew—people outside of God’s covenant family in the Old Testament, but who are invited into God’s family through faith in Christ.
Who are Gentiles? (Gentile Christians)
“For the wages of sin is _______, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.”
What is death? (Romans 6:23)
Paul could’ve used one of these for a good night’s rest on the road.
What is a bed?
Paul teaches that we are saved by this, not by works.
What is grace through faith?
This is when God chooses not to give us the punishment we deserve.
What is mercy?
This group of people took pride in being God’s chosen nation and receiving His law through Moses.
Who are the Jews? (Jewish Christians)
“Therefore, there is now no ______ for those who are in Christ Jesus.”
What is condemnation? (Romans 8:1)
Paul might have needed his carbs while walking hundreds of miles, and ate this item.
What is bread?
This is what Paul wanted the church to know.
HINT: think of our summary of Romans
What is Jesus came to save everyone?
This describes God’s unchanging commitment to keep His promises. Throughout Romans, Paul points to this part of God’s character as proof that He never gives up on His people—even when they fail or turn away.
What is faithfulness?
In Romans, Paul uses this Old Testament guy, often called the “father of faith” to show that people were made right with God by faith even before the Law.
Who is Abraham? (Romans 4)
“Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be ______ by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will.”
What is transformed? (Romans 12:2)
Paul often worked this job to pay for his travels.
What is tentmaking?