Romans Road to Salvation - MyTribe Season 4 Epsd. 4

The Romans found a Sea Lion in the San Diego Harbor, what’s your favorite sea creature?

Would you prefer to ride a motorcycle or a jet ski? Why?

• Motorcycle

• Jet Ski

• Both!

• Neither!

The Romans rode a gold motorcycle, if you had a motorcycle what color or colors would you paint it?

What does belief in Jesus look and feel like?

• It is always marked by visible, tangible signs and emotions.

• It is a fixed, universally recognizable experience without variance.

• It primarily involves following strict, uniform behavioral patterns.

• It may manifest differently for each individual, sometimes with visible signs or profound emotions.

What is the Romans Road to salvation?

• A historical path built by the Romans for religious pilgrimages.

• A metaphorical route outlining key Bible verses explaining the plan of salvation.

• A physical road in ancient Rome used for spiritual gatherings and worship.

• A series of geographical locations significant to the life of the apostle Paul.

Which verse(s) are part of the Romans Road to Salvation?

• Romans 1:1-3, Romans 8:28, Romans 12:2, Romans 15:13

• Romans 3:23, Romans 6:23, Romans 5:8, Romans 10:9-10

Romans 3:23

For (a)   have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.

Why is it important that "all" have sinned?

• To emphasize the significance of certain sins over others.

• To demonstrate the uniqueness of individual sins within a community.

• To highlight the universality of human fallibility and need for redemption.

• To suggest a specific group's responsibility for collective wrongdoing.

Romans 6:23

For the wages of sin is death, but the (a)   of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.

Why is it important that eternal life is God's "gift"?

• To underscore the exclusivity of God's favor for a chosen few.

• To emphasize the absence of effort required for obtaining eternal life.

• To suggest that eternal life is earned through good deeds and merit.

• To highlight that eternal life is unearned and given freely by God.