In Romans 3:21-31, we see righteousness evident in God, His Son and His people.

We see in Rom 3 how Paul clarifies that Jew, Gentiles and even the believers are sinners. It is a problem throughout human history.

The Lord shifts our focus from the unrighteousness of the Gentile to the unrighteousness of the Jew, showing that God is impartial in both judgement and reward.

We see that the Lord provided enough for every one to know him. And as a result, what our responsibility is to make him known.

Paul expresses his heart to be with the church in Rome and to establish them in the faith through the preaching of The Gospel. 

We kick off the book of Romans by looking at the descriptions of Jesus, Paul and the believers at Rome. They each have different paths, but there are lessons to learn from each.