This week on enjoying the journey, Scott Pauley is leading us as we walk the Romans road together.

This is not a road that leads to Rome, but a path that leads us straight to the Lord Jesus Christ. On this road, we will learn the

common condition of every single person and learn of the one remedy God has provided for us all.

If you have ever wondered what the Bible really says about eternal life and the way of salvation,

this Bible study will reveal the answer.

Let's join Scott Pauli now.

Direction determines destination.

The famed poet Robert Frost wrote his poem about two roads that diverged in a yellow wood. Frost wrote these words, and I, I chose the road less traveled by, and that has made all the

difference. The Lord Jesus Christ told a parable one day about two roads, two paths.

One was a narrow way that led to life, and the other was a broad road that led to destruction.

And he even made this observation concerning the narrow way that few there be that find it.

It doesn't mean it's not findable.

In fact, the gate is open wide. The directional

signs all point in that direction. But few people are willing to choose the narrow road.

As a traveler, I have learned that you better choose carefully which GPS you're going to listen to, which map you're going to

follow whose directions you're going to take, because if you get on the wrong road, you're not

going to end up in the right place. Today, I want to take you to the book of Romans in the New

Testament. Romans really is a doctrinal treaties on the subject of salvation.

If you want to know, what does the Bible say about who we are before we come to Christ,

how we come to Christ, the difference that Christ makes in our life, then you need to read and

study the book of Romans.

It was written by the pen of the Apostle Paul, who once was Saul of Tarsus and had his own

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