ROMANS: How to Think About God

How should we think about God when facing life's greatest trials, doubts, and accusations, and how can we be certain that His love will never fail us?In this sermon on Romans 8:31–39, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon concludes one of the most celebrated chapters in all of Scripture by examining four rhetorical questions posed by the Apostle Paul. Pastor Neil explains that Paul asks these unanswerable questions not to debate, but to anchor our confidence in the absolute security of God's love. Discover how the cross proves God's unwavering support, how the doctrine of election delivers us from constant self-doubt, and why nothing in all creation can ever separate a believer from the love of God in Christ Jesus.In this episode, we cover:God Is for Us: Looking at the cross as the ultimate proof that God has spared nothing to redeem His children and remain on their side.No Accusations Allowed: Understanding how God's election frees us from the "what-ifs" of human nature and the fear of condemnation.The Power of the Resurrection and Intercession: Why Christ’s finished work and ongoing intercession assure us that no one can declare us guilty.More Than Conquerors: How believers are held secure through hardship, distress, and persecution because Christ holds the crown over every trial.An Unbreakable Union: Why true peace comes from being permanently united with God in Christ Jesus.Be sure to follow us:InstagramFacebookYoutube