Romans
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Ever since Paul’s life was transformed that night on the road to Road to Damascus, his ministry, by and large, had been among the Gentiles. Just as Peter and the other apostles chose to present the case for Jesus as the Messiah among the Jewish communities, Paul—though a lifelong Pharisee steeped in Jewish rituals— chose a different path. Whether by choice or calling, he devoted himself to traveling to distant regions and islands, proclaiming the good news and the hope that comes with it. Although he was well known—perhaps even infamous—among the Gentile followers, he remained relatively unknown among the…
The Jordan Valley 