The secret power behind the Christian church is that Christians experience the fullness of the Spirit at work on their behalf when they suffer.

How do we begin to apply spiritual victory from Jesus in our life? Where is the starting point? Paul explains this principle today.

In Romans 8:1, Paul celebrates "no condemnation," but two verses later he celebrates "condemnation." What is condemned and what does this mean for Christians who want to walk in the victory of Jesus?

At the end of Romans 7, Paul lamented the law he sees present within him. However, in Romans 8:2, Paul celebrates how God has established a new law within him.

Abiding in Christ means drawing near to the promises of God in such a way that transformation takes place.

Have can Paul make the declaration that there is "no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus"? Don't Christians get condemned every day?

Have you ever wondered what it felt like to be the recipient of a New Testament letter?

Throughout Romans 7, the pronoun "I" has proven to be completely helpless to overcome sin. However, as Paul concludes the chapter today, he shows that even though he is helpless, he is not hopeless.