Living by The Power of God’s Spirit This chapter explains about the big hand of our
heavenly Father when He says, “There is therefore
no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus”
(v.1). He does not mean that Christians do not
suffer various consequences because of their sin,
but they do not suffer condemnation. Paul points ...
Sonship Through The Spirit Paul now draws application from his previous
discussion that each believer has a responsibility to
live each day in the control and power of the Holy
Spirit (vv. 12-17). It is not enough for us to have
the Spirit; the Spirit must have us. Furthermore,
each Christian is to refuse to follow the ...
From Suffering to Glory Sin caused the creation to fall from its perfect state
(vv. 18-21). As Christians we can see the world
physically decaying and spiritually degenerating
with this sin. However, we do not need to be
pessimistic, because we have a blessed hope.
Brighter days indeed lie ahead for the whole
creation ...
If God is For Us Who Can be Against Us? The closing verses in this chapter expand more fully
the great theme of the believer’s security. We can
be sure that God works in “all things” for our good
(v. 28). This promise is not for everyone. It can be
claimed only by those who love God and are called
according to His purpose. Believers ...
If God is For Us Who Can be Against Us? In this passage Paul asked and answered several
questions in order to bring to us the truth that a
believer’s eternal salvation is completely secure in
God’s hands. The first question is, “What shall
we then say to these things?” The response would
be to say “Halle …
God’s Everlasting Love We know God will never fail us, but we might
wonder, can we fail Him? Suppose some trial or
temptation comes our way and we fail Him? Then
what? Paul deals with that problem in this passage
and explains that nothing can separate us from the
love of Christ. God permits trials to ...
It is Impossible to Separate Us From Christ The verses in the closing part of this chapter
contain some of the most comforting promises in
all of Scripture. Believers have
always had to face hardships in many forms. These
could cause us to fear that we have been
abandoned by Christ. However,
Paul explains that it is imposs …
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Living by The Power of God’s Spirit
This chapter explains about the big hand of our heavenly Father when He says, “There is therefore no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus” (v.1). He does not mean that Christians do not suffer various consequences because of their sin, but they do not suffer condemnation. Paul points ...
Sonship Through The Spirit
Paul now draws application from his previous discussion that each believer has a responsibility to live each day in the control and power of the Holy Spirit (vv. 12-17). It is not enough for us to have the Spirit; the Spirit must have us. Furthermore, each Christian is to refuse to follow the ...
From Suffering to Glory
Sin caused the creation to fall from its perfect state (vv. 18-21). As Christians we can see the world physically decaying and spiritually degenerating with this sin. However, we do not need to be pessimistic, because we have a blessed hope. Brighter days indeed lie ahead for the whole creation ...
If God is For Us Who Can be Against Us?
The closing verses in this chapter expand more fully the great theme of the believer’s security. We can be sure that God works in “all things” for our good (v. 28). This promise is not for everyone. It can be claimed only by those who love God and are called according to His purpose. Believers ...
If God is For Us Who Can be Against Us?
In this passage Paul asked and answered several questions in order to bring to us the truth that a believer’s eternal salvation is completely secure in God’s hands. The first question is, “What shall we then say to these things?” The response would be to say “Halle …
God’s Everlasting Love
We know God will never fail us, but we might wonder, can we fail Him? Suppose some trial or temptation comes our way and we fail Him? Then what? Paul deals with that problem in this passage and explains that nothing can separate us from the love of Christ. God permits trials to ...
It is Impossible to Separate Us From Christ
The verses in the closing part of this chapter contain some of the most comforting promises in all of Scripture. Believers have always had to face hardships in many forms. These could cause us to fear that we have been abandoned by Christ. However, Paul explains that it is imposs …