Romans 10 is focused mainly on the importance of faith and hearing in achieving salvation. The chapter begins by addressing the issue of the Jewish people rejecting Jesus Christ as the Messiah, despite having the Law, prophets, and other signs pointing towards His coming. It is stated that Christ fulfilled the law, so that all who believe can be saved, whether Jews or Gentiles.The chapter goes on to explain the simple process of salvation: confessing with one's mouth that Jesus is Lord and believing in one's heart that God raised Him from the dead. This is followed by another emphasis on the importance of belief, and the reminder that those who call upon the name of the Lord will be saved.The chapter concludes with an explanation of the role of preaching in the Gospel message. Preaching is necessary in order for people to hear the message and believe. In fact, it is the very act of hearing the message that will bring about faith.It's a powerful message about the importance of faith in salvation and the role of preaching in conveying that message. It's important to remember that Jesus died for our sins and that by believing and confessing Him as Lord, we can receive the gift of eternal life. It's also important to share this message with others so that they too may have the opportunity to hear and believe.