Sin to Avoid (Red – None Highlighted)

• No specific sins were highlighted, but from Romans 1:1-10, we can infer:
  • Neglecting our calling – Paul emphasizes that we are set apart for the Gospel (v.1). Ignoring or resisting God’s purpose for us is a danger.
  • Lack of faith and obedience – The passage calls for obedience that comes from faith (v.5), implying that disobedience is a sin to avoid.

Promise to Claim (Yellow)

• “He promised” (v.2) – God’s Gospel was foretold and fulfilled in Christ. His promises are trustworthy.
• “Received grace and apostleship” (v.5) – We have received grace for our mission.
• “Loved by God and called to be His holy people” (v.7) – A powerful promise of God’s love and calling over our lives.

Example to Follow (Green)

• Paul’s identity and mission (v.1-5) – He exemplifies servanthood, apostleship, and being set apart for God.
• “Faith is being reported all over the world” (v.8) – The Roman believers set an example of faithfulness that others noticed.
• “Constantly I remember you in my prayers” (v.9) – Paul models persistent prayer.

Command to Obey (Orange)

• “God’s will, the way may be opened” (v.10) – Seeking and submitting to God’s will in our plans.
• Living out our calling – Paul was set apart and reminds us to embrace our own call.
• Praying for others constantly (v.9) – A direct action to follow.

Practical Keywords (Pencil Notes)

• “Receive grace” – We must recognize and walk in God’s grace.
• “Church’s true witness” – Living as a testimony of Christ.
• “To pray through” – Perseverance in prayer.
• “Heart to share & burden” – Passion for evangelism.