Christian high schools
Clear language and application questions help young readers engage theology without feeling intimidated.
Designed to be discussed
Study Romans Together
Use Romans Reviewed as a discussion companion for a church group, Christian classroom, college, seminary, or personal study. Bring your Bible, choose an edition, and move through Paul’s letter at a pace that fits your group.
Designed to be discussed
A guide for learning together
Both editions help readers understand Paul’s message and consider how to live it. The Original Edition includes built-in homework for classrooms, teachers, and structured groups. The Second Edition follows a sixteen-chapter journey through Romans; its release date will be announced when available.
Colleges & seminaries
A conversational companion that invites comparison, discussion, reflection, and deeper biblical study.
Church Bible studies
A flexible chapter-by-chapter path for connecting biblical teaching with conversation, testimony, and everyday discipleship.
Individual readers
A welcoming path for new believers and longtime Christians who want to encounter Romans with fresh eyes.
“The difference in this book is that it gives you the author’s lived reflections while stirring your heart to search out more of what Jesus is speaking through Paul.”
— Sammy Rodriguez, ForewordA practical place to begin
Plan a study that fits your group
Use these suggestions as a starting point, then adapt the pace and questions for your readers.
Church groups
For a steady pace, meet once a week and discuss one chapter at a time. Invite everyone to read the related passage in Romans before the meeting.
Schools and colleges
The Original Edition includes homework to support classroom or semester use. Teachers can set the reading schedule and connect the book’s reflections with Scripture and class discussion.
Seminaries and leaders
Use the book as a conversational companion to close Bible reading. Add the commentaries, translations, and theological resources that serve your course or ministry setting.
A simple meeting rhythm
- Open in prayer and read the chapter’s passage from Romans.
- Read the corresponding section in Romans Reviewed.
- Discuss what the passage reveals about God and the life of faith.
- Choose one truth to carry into the week, then close in prayer.
A 60–75 minute meeting is one possible format; adjust it for your group.
A sample discussion guide
Questions for any chapter
This starter guide can be used with a chapter of Romans Reviewed. Read the corresponding passage in Romans first, and let Scripture lead the conversation.
- Notice: What word, idea, or verse stood out to you in the passage?
- Understand: What does Paul teach here about God, grace, faith, or life in Christ?
- Reflect: Did the chapter help you see the passage in a new way? What would you like to study further?
- Respond: How could this truth shape one choice, relationship, or attitude this week?
- Pray: What would you like to ask God for as you live out what you learned?
These brief sample questions are an on-page preview. The free, printable 16-session companion guide is available below.
A free gift from Laurie
A companion guide for teaching Romans Reviewed
This printable 16-session guide follows the book’s journey through Romans. It offers Scripture readings, discussion questions, reflection, and prayer for personal study, Bible-study groups, churches, and classrooms.
A free gift from Laurie Kay Rodriguez to those who want to teach Romans Reviewed.
Download the free study guide (PDF)The complete guide is in the printable PDF. The sample questions above are only a short preview for this webpage.
Choosing an edition?
Let’s find the right fit for your readers
Compare the editions and current availability, or contact Laurie with a question about classroom, church, or group use.