Romans 8:31-34. The rich doctrine of the prior verses requires deep thought and a response. The believer has these responses.

Romans 8:29-30. The proposition of the chapter is that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. These verses give 5 realities […]

Romans 8:29-30. The proposition of the chapter is that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. These verses give 5 realities […]

Romans 8:28. When Christians go through troubles, the great truths of the gospel ballast our souls. Here we see God’s providence and sovereignty.

Romans 8:24-26. In the continuing experience of struggles from within and from without, every believer can live in the assurance that God’s salvation never fails.

Romans 8:19-23. When we look at the world, we recognize that things are not as they were meant to be, and instinctively, we expect that […]

Isaiah 53:12. We rejoice in the power of the cross. This power was gained at great cost and is wielded entirely.

Daniel 2:19-21. Beyond common history, the believer sees the uncommon history of the hand of the Lord raising and bringing down nations.

Romans 8:15-18. The believer is “born again,” so why does the Bible say we are adopted into God’s family? In adoption, the Holy Spirit brings […]

Romans 8:14. As the Holy Spirit leads us to heaven, He leads us in personal holiness. This leadership demonstrates that we are rightly related to […]