Romans 10:15
“And how will they preach unless they are sent? As it is written: “How beautiful are the feet of those who preach the Good News of peace, who bring glad tidings of good things!””
What does Romans 10:15 mean?
Paul is asking a simple but profound question: how can people hear the gospel message if nobody goes out to tell them? He's pointing out that someone has to step forward, take the risk, and actually share their faith with others. He then quotes Isaiah to celebrate the courage and kindness of those who do this work, comparing their willingness to travel and speak up to something genuinely beautiful. The passage speaks to anyone who's ever felt called to share their faith or wondered whether their simple act of telling someone about Jesus matters. It reminds us that every conversation, every invitation to church, every honest mention of what God means to us, is part of how the good news spreads. Paul is saying your willingness to be sent, to be vulnerable, to care enough to speak up, has real value in God's eyes.