Scott showed us some of the practical ways that Romans 8 intersects with and applies to the believer's life.

Jesus comes to us amidst the storms of this age and says, "I AM. Do not be afraid." Then He climbs into the boat to be with us.

Scott showed us that we may be poor (like the young boy with the barley loaves and fish), yet if we take our little and put it into the hands of Jesus we will find our little more than sufficient.

Jerry reminded us that faith does not look at the seen but the unseen.

Jesus said that if we read the Old Testament as an end in itself rather than a means of seeing Jesus, we miss the point with catastrophic results.

Jesus takes the Pharisees to court and ushers in four witnesses that testify to Himself. Yet, despite the overwhelming evidence, the religious leaders refuse to believe. Why?