Studies on Romans 8

Studies on Romans 8

Studies on Romans 8

Studies on Romans 8

Studies on Romans 8

One little slight in this earth is not going to mean very much in heaven.

The scriptures and the power of God testify to the hope of resurrection

Our hope is in the Christ who loved us and died to save us.

When someone is adopted into God's family as a Christian, Jesus becomes to them a beloved older brother.

Jesus wants to take it your sin and forgive you; he will give you peace and joy in return.

Jesus wants us to repent, but more than that he wants us to rejoice that he has given us his own righteousness.

Article XXXIV: What we do on a Sunday morning is changeable as long as it is in line with the Bible, but is not so changeable that it causes people spiritual challenges.

Article: XXVIII: When we receive the Bread and the Wine, we receive Jesus by faith and partake in the Holy Trinity.

Article XXII: The Bible is our guide to how healthy different spiritual practices are for us. We can have direct access to Jesus and do not need any other mediators or intercessors to put in a good word with him for us in heaven!

Article XVIII: We need to share the gospel with everyone who is not yet a Christian.

Articles IX & X: Appreciating how dependent we are on the grace of God will make us more thankful to him and more confident in his power to provide for our deepest needs.

Articles VI & VII: We can trust and delight the Old Testament because Jesus did.