The Word and Spirit Commentary on the New Testament series emphasizes how we listen alongside ancient audiences for the Spirit's voice in our time and contexts.
"Pastor-theologian Sam Storms offers a clear, insightful, accessible commentary on Romans to laypeople and students who desire to study God's Word from a Spirit-centered approach. This verse-by-verse commentary will equip Christians to recognize and praise God for his glorious work in Jesus Christ, which brings about our salvation."
--Karin Spiecker Stetina, Talbot School of Theology

"All who know Sam Storms will immediately recognize the appropriateness of him writing this commentary on Romans as part of the Word and Spirit Commentary on the New Testament. Like Paul's letter itself, which features the Word of God and the Spirit of God, Sam himself and his decades-long ministry emphasize both Scripture and the Holy Spirit as together needed for loving God, experiencing salvation, growing into the fullness of Christ, and serving in the church. A must read!"
--Gregg R. Allison, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

Praise for the Word and Spirit Commentary on the New Testament Series

"Whereas existing pentecostal commentary series have been addressed to the growing pentecostal readership, volumes in the Word and Spirit Commentary on the New Testament series bring pentecostal-charismatic perspectives to wider evangelical and ecumenical audiences, both ecclesial and academic. Each installment gets us one step closer to appreciating how every New Testament document was written not only after Easter but also after Pentecost, and the cumulative witness to the Word and the Spirit will enable deeper awareness of the fundamentally trinitarian character of Christian faith."
--Amos Yong, Fuller Theological Seminary

"There is nothing else like the Word and Spirit Commentary on the New Testament! It features top scholars who not only exegete the text with precision but also share personal spiritual insights along the way, bringing together the best of both worlds."
--Michael L. Brown, founder and president, FIRE School of Ministry; host of the Line of Fire radio broadcast