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Romans: From Guilt to Grace
The BSF Study 2026-2027
Romans: From Guilt to Grace
Romans speaks to our deepest struggles—doubt, pride, fear, and guilt—and leads us to God's grace. Written for ordinary people, it offers real hope for real life.
In this study, discover how the God who saves also transforms, moving us from striving to surrender, from fear to faith, and from guilt to grace.
Romans: From Guilt to Grace
Romans speaks to our deepest struggles—doubt, pride, fear, and guilt—and leads us to God's grace. Written for ordinary people, it offers real hope for real life.
In this study, discover how the God who saves also transforms, moving us from striving to surrender, from fear to faith, and from guilt to grace.
Published July 1, 2026
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“One Willing Servant” depicts how God inspired our founder, Audrey Wetherell Johnson, a British missionary to China, who had been forced to leave, to start Bible Study Fellowship. Miss Johnson’s first group of five women grew until groups sprang up all across the U.S., and ultimately around the globe. By 1980, Miss Johnson had been writing BSF lessons and leading a blossoming ministry for more than 25 years. Her decision to retire led to a major move for the organization to San Antonio, Texas. Today, Bible Study Fellowship – through Men’s, Women’s, Student, Children’s and Newborn groups, BSF Online and BSF’s WordGo app — serves more than 400,000 class members on six continents in more than 120 nations.
Our mission is global, in-depth Bible studies producing passionate commitment to Christ, His Word and His Church. Our vision is to magnify God and mature His people.
Our History
“One Willing Servant” depicts how God inspired our founder, Audrey Wetherell Johnson, a British missionary to China, who had been forced to leave, to start Bible Study Fellowship. Miss Johnson’s first group of five women grew until groups sprang up all across the U.S., and ultimately around the globe. By 1980, Miss Johnson had been writing BSF lessons and leading a blossoming ministry for more than 25 years. Her decision to retire led to a major move for the organization to San Antonio, Texas. Today, Bible Study Fellowship – through Men’s, Women’s, Student, Children’s and Newborn groups, BSF Online and BSF’s WordGo app — serves more than 400,000 class members on six continents in more than 120 nations.
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