Romans 8:31 poses a powerful question: 'If God is for us, who can be against us?' This isn't merely a comforting sentiment but a declaration that can fundamentally change how we view our lives and challenges. Many of us experience seasons where we question if God is still in our corner, especially after failures or disappointments. We look to the sidelines of heaven wondering if God is still with us, much like a child looking to their parents after making a mistake in a game. Paul provides five compelling proofs that God is indeed for us: First, while opposition will come, no opposition can ultimately succeed against us. Second, God has already given His best by sacrificing His Son, so He won't withhold anything we truly need. Third, no accusation against us can stand because God Himself has justified us. Fourth, we are completely free from condemnation because Jesus took that condemnation upon Himself. Finally, nothing - not trouble, hardship, persecution, or even death - can separate us from God's love. This love isn't based on our grip on Him but on His unshakable grip on us. The challenge is to identify areas where we've been living as if God isn't for us and replace those lies with the transformative truth that God is passionately, personally, and powerfully for us.