The Transformed Life: Studies in Romans 12-16

The first eleven chapters of the epistle to the Romans are one of the great doctrinal sections of the New Testament. They bring us from ruin to restoration, dealing with the great truths of justification and sanctification and outline the trajectory of God's great dispensational programme. In the closing chapters of the epistle, Paul uses these great truths as the springboard for searching practical teaching, as he pleads with his readers to be transformed by the renewing of their minds. In this study of Romans 12–16, we learn what it looks like to live a transformed life, and how the apostle's call for consecration will affect our lives, service, and relationships with society and one another. This volume offers careful, lucid exposition of these chapters and helps us to feel their practical implications for our daily lives.

About the Author

Walter Boyd and his wife, Maud, were commended to serve the Lord in 1990 and after spending nine years in Cape Town, South Africa, they returned to reside in Northern Ireland. Walter continues in the work of the Lord in gospel preaching and the ministry of God's Word, as well as the production of teaching literature through Scripture Teaching Library.