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Because God is FOR us, and God is IN us, there is now no condemnation. Every follower of Jesus has been set free from the penalty and power of sin
Romans 7 reveals our condition to us such that it pushes us to rejoice in the hope and power of Jesus while we wrestle with or residual sin nature
We all serve something or someone. In Romans 6, what a relief we’re no longer slaves to sin but instead slaves to God
We have been united with Christ! One of the blessings of this is that we’ve been given a new identity. God’s grace not only forgives sins, but also delivers us from sinning.
In Acts 17, Paul delivers a masterclass on witnessing. He points out that we have far more in common than we think. It’s on this basis that we can be optimistic as we take up the call to be witnesses to the ends of the earth.
Every Christian needs to be pessimistic about how bad we really are, and at the same time, optimistic about how grace changes us! We once were dead, but now by God’s grace, we have been saved
The Jesus plan is to see the good news go to the ends of the earth in the power of God’s Spirit
There are really only two types of people in the world - those who belong to Adam, and those who belong to Jesus.
Romans 5 outlines how we have peace with God, how we stand in God’s grace and the certain hope we have in Jesus. This is a hope that stands up in the face of suffering and is based on what God’s already done
After telling us how we can be justified by faith, Romans 4 outlines how this amazing free gift is received - by faith.
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