From Rom. 8:26-30 we find that we can suffer with hope because we know that God has secured our salvation in the past, present, and future.

From Rom. 8:18-25 we find that suffering with Christ involves an honest understanding of the world and hopeful grief.

From Rom. 8:1-17 we find the differences in the flesh and the spirit and the devotion of the spirit.

From Rom. 7:7-25 we find the commandment and sin, the conundrum of the flesh, and the clarity of the Spirit.

How do we reconcile the Bible and evolution? Where did the different races come from? If God despises lukewarm believers, does that mean we can lose our salvation? What does it mean that idle speech will be judged? How should the Christian view cremation?

From Rom. 7:1-6 we find the restrictions of a covenant and the release of the Spirit.

From Rom. 6:15-23 we find an analogy of slavery and the actions that follow the slave.

From Rom. 6:1-14 we find that in Christ, we have a change of identity, a change of nature, and a change of will.

From Rom. 5:12-21 we see a display of kingship and the differences in a trespass and a gift.

From John 20:19-24 we find that, while we may try to find life through wisdom, wealth, and power, Jesus is the only true source of eternal life.