Romans 8-16 for You
For Reading, For Feeding, For Leading

Another good entry in this series. It's nice because it's not a full-blown commentary on Romans (so you don't have to worry about Greek translations or any of that) but it gives you enough to understand the flow of the book. Plus Keller, as always, has a great sense of how these words - so many cent......more

Romans is known—rightly so—as one of the most theologically rich yet challenging books of the Bible. For a long time, that was enough to put me off from studying it. I didn’t think I was spiritually mature enough to take it on. Honestly, I still don’t. But I felt it was time to give it a go, and I d......more

Keller does a wonderful job of explaining some of the more complex doctrines found in Paul’s letter. Bringing insight and wisdom to some challenging pages of scripture. And he beautifully points to the glory of the Father found at the end. “When we consider this gospel of the Lord Jesus- predicted,......more

This commentary is much more brief than the one by John Stott, but it is nonetheless surprisingly comprehensive in its coverage of Paul's great letter. I have never quite understood those who have been suspicious of Keller, accusing him of doctrinal compromise. For instance, in this commentary, he d......more

Actually 3.5 stars, this book was a great guide to Roman’s with practical application. I found it to be a little too simplistic for my liking but still very much enjoyed it.......more