Paul has demonstrated five truths about God’s providence (as seen in v.28)… that God is at work in our lives, at work for the good of his people, at work for our good in all things, at work for those who love him, and this is all for a purpose... So he asks five rhetorical questions about the everlasting love God has for those who love His Son.

1302 "God's Everlasting Love"

Sometimes being 'prepared for action' means that we are caring people of faith.  Do you care enough to ask, to weep if the news is not good, to pray, and to volunteer?  Nehemiah provides us with answers for how we can be prepared for whatever action God has for us to do.

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Sometimes being 'prepared for action' means that we are caring people of faith. Do you care enough to ask, to weep if the news is not good, to pray, and to volunteer? Nehemiah provides us with answers for how we can be prepared for whatever action God has for us to do.

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1302 "God's Everlasting Love"

1302 "God's Everlasting Love"