A theologically rich, Scripture-governed devotional that carefully traces the apostle Paul’s argument in Romans verse by verse. Romans: A Year in the Gospel, Volume 1 guides readers through Romans 1–4 over 105 days, providing a structured rhythm of reflection morning, midday, and evening. Each day includes three substantial readings: Explanation of the Text, God of the Text, and The Gospel in the Text, helping readers understand Scripture deeply while seeing how every passage connects to Christ’s saving work. Written in the voice of a pastor-theologian, this devotional emphasizes justification by faith, the righteousness of God, grace apart from works, and the unity of the Old and New Testaments. Abraham emerges as the paradigm of faith, demonstrating that righteousness is credited through trust in God's promise rather than earned by human effort. This volume lays a doctrinal foundation for understanding the gospel with clarity and confidence. It is designed for readers who desire depth beyond popular devotional literature and who long to grow in theological understanding, assurance, humility, and worship.