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How is “The Romans Road” a simple approach to sharing the Gospel? Is it simpler than others you have seen?
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The Roman Road has been a staple through my years and is easier than the Master Life version. I prefer my story, as I know it so well, but there are those who need to see the printed Word, as truth.
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It really gives you step by step and answers all the questions. It is much simpler and gets right to the point. I would add John 3:16.
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The Roman’s Road is very similar to the 4 Spiritual Laws that I learned years ago. However I haven’t put it into the practice in years. Both approaches are about the same. I’d probably lean more toward the 4 spiritual laws since I learned and actually taught it prior. Both are valuable and easy to remember so should be easy to implement. I just have to own it as part of my Christian walk rather than me just planting seeds. God give me grace to be obedient when you open doors, amen.
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It is really simple because it is short, clear, and Scripture-based. It is about the same (4 points) as others that I have seen, such as The FOUR (what we use at FCA), the four points that author Greg Gilbert lays out in his book, “What Is The Gospel?” (God/Man/Christ/Response), and the (Creation/Fall/Redemption/Restoration) method that my church uses. What I do like about the Romans Road, however, is that it is using verses for each point (Romans 3:23, 6:23, 10:9, & 5:1).
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I have seen multiple ways to share the Gospel. The Romans Road is pretty simple, but I have seen “The Four” used by FCA to be as simple, if not more so.
