Rom 16:25 | MHM | STEP | Description of the Gospel; The Apostle's Doxology At the end of his letter, Paul closes with a beautiful praise to God. He wants to give all glory to God, because everything comes from Him and should return to Him. Paul describes the greatness of the gospel and lifts up God’s wisdom and power. This final blessing shows Paul’s deep desire that all believers would praise God, just as he does with his whole life. v. 25 : Paul starts by saying that God has the power to make believers strong: To him that is of power to establish you according to my gospel (Romans 16:25 ). He calls it “my gospel” because he preaches it and is proud of it. This gospel is the message about Jesus Christ. The main point of the gospel is always Jesus—His life, death, and resurrection. When Jesus preached, He began this message Himself (Hebrews 2:3 ). The gospel is what truly helps people grow strong in their faith.

‏ Romans 16:25

Description of the Gospel; The Apostle's Doxology

At the end of his letter, Paul closes with a beautiful praise to God. He wants to give all glory to God, because everything comes from Him and should return to Him. Paul describes the greatness of the gospel and lifts up God’s wisdom and power. This final blessing shows Paul’s deep desire that all believers would praise God, just as he does with his whole life.

v. 25: Paul starts by saying that God has the power to make believers strong: To him that is of power to establish you according to my gospel (Romans 16:25 ^a). He calls it “my gospel” because he preaches it and is proud of it. This gospel is the message about Jesus Christ. The main point of the gospel is always Jesus—His life, death, and resurrection. When Jesus preached, He began this message Himself (Hebrews 2:3 ^b). The gospel is what truly helps people grow strong in their faith.