Series: Romans: How Can Imperfect People Ever Be Right Before A Perfect God
Category: Sunday Evening Sermons
Passage: Romans 8:31-34
Speaker: Daniel Sweet
If God Is For Us, Who Is Against Us? Romans 8:31-34
- What shall we say to these things? What things? ...
- No Condemnation in Christ, Romans 8:1-8
- Adopted into the Family of God, Romans 8:9-11
- The Verifying Work of God's Spirit, Romans 8:12-17
- The Purposeful Plan of God in Creation, Romans 8:18-22
- The Purposeful Plan of God in Us, Romans 8:23
- The Sustaining Help of Hope, Romans 8:24-25
- The Sustaining Help of God's Spirit, Romans 8:26-27
- The Work of God to Fulfill His Purposes in Us, Romans 8:28
- The Completed Work in Making Us Like Christ, Romans 8:29-30
- If God is for us, who is against us?
Answer: No One Can Really Be Against Us!
- In light of all that God has done, Romans 8:1-30
- In light of the radical nature of God's work in accomplishing all of these things, Romans 8:32
- He did not spare His own Son
- He delivered Him over for us all
- If God would do that, He is for us, in all things
- How would someone dare to come against us? Romans 8:33-34
- Judgment
- Condemnation
- Christ is the One who answers these accusations on our behalf, Romans 8:34
- Consider His completed work, crucified and raised
- Consider His position, right hand of God
- Consider His ongoing work, intercedes for us