The Epistles of Paul to the Romans
By (Author) Dr. Billy J. Owensby
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22nd October 2025
United States
General
Non Fiction
New Testaments
Paperback
224
Width 152mm, Height 228mm
Beyond the message of the Gospel presented to the Roman church it was Paul's intent to visit Rome, which he had never done. While in Corinth Paul pins the Epistle to the Romans while being an apostle to the Gentiles. The Roman Epistle speaks of the universal need of the Gospel for all of mankind. All have sinned and come short of the glory of God. The wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. The Apostle speaks to the Jews and the Gentiles regarding the grace of God, justification by faith, and reveals that what the Law could not do, Christ did for every man by His death, burial, and resurrection. After many years of desiring to be in Rome, Paul finally arrived but in chains as he had appealed to Caesar while on trial at Jerusalem. Paul closes his letter to the Romans listing all of his many co-workers and fellow laborers in the ministry. The Apostle made it to Rome and it was there that he would die a martyr's death for his Lord.
Dr. Billy J. Owensby is a native of Commerce, Georgia. He is married to Deborah (Poole) Owensby. They have two grown children, Jeremy and Ryan who are both married. Dr. Owensby and his wife Deborah have six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren and one on the way! Currently Dr. Owensby is the Pastor of Madison Street Baptist Church in Commerce, Georgia. He has also pastored other churches in Louisiana and Northeast Georgia. He is the founder of North Georgia Baptist Theological Seminary and S.T.E.P. Ministries (Spiritually Training and Equipping People). Dr. Owensby holds an Associate degree and a Bachelor of General Studies degree from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. He also is a graduate of Bethany Theological Seminary where he earned a Master of Ministry degree and he is also a graduate of Louisiana Baptist Theological Seminary from which he earned a Doctor of Ministry degree.