This week we returned to our Romans 8 series in verse 31 where Paul is beginning to build a framework for how the Christian is to respond to the great news of Romans 8.

Welcome to the Redemption Recap, where we rewind the Sunday Sermon and remind you of all that is happening here at Redemption.

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Sometimes we don’t see how God works in our current circumstances or when we try to lean into the future, but we can always look back and see God’s faithfulness and His hand at work.

Working towards the end of our study in Romans 8, this week we are digging into verses 28-30. Here, in verse 28, we find one, if not the, most famous verses in all of Romans 8. This text provides us with the absolute assuredness of what Paul has already talked about —that both our HOPE and our HELP are pointing towards something: “the good.”

Welcome to the Redemption Recap, where we rewind the Sunday Sermon and remind you of all that is happening here at Redemption.

Now in verses 26-27 of Romans 8, so far we’ve covered that there’s NO condemnation in Christ or room for neutrality; the benefits of living in the Spirit and as God’s adopted children; how we enjoy some benefits now, but will also suffer here and reap some of them later; and, with the inevitability of suffering, Paul anchored us in hope.