Judges 4:1-24 | In this amazing story of deliverance, God continues to rescue His people from their rebellion. Additionally, there is an invitation to risk with God to serve alongside Him to further His purposes in the world.

Judges 3:12-31 | God's people had turned their backs on Him by worshipping idols. Having turned away from them, would God now turn away from them? No. He continues to be faithful to His people.

Judges 2:11-19 | This portion of Judges acts as a second introduction of the Book. It show us that God's people had given their hearts to idols. But, because of God's great covenant faithfulness to His people, He rescues them.

Rom. 8:26-29 | Christians believe that God not only starts the work of Salvation, but that He finishes it too. This future promise is meant to be a profound encouragement and a present help for us along the way. The Triune God gives us a Groaning Spirit, The Son's Likeness, and The Father's Love to carry us home.

Rom. 8:14-25 | One Christ has done a work FOR us, the Holy Spirit takes up residence IN us, enabling us to become more like Christ and experience real freedom. Paul shows us two primary benefits that God gives us, enabling us to live for Him: Internal Help an Eternal Hope.

Rom. 8:1-13 | The great encouragement of the gospel is that God doesn't merely save us and leave us alone. Rather, He comes and dwells within us by His Holy Spirit. What does a Spirit-empowered life look like for the Christian?

Rom. 7:13-25 | Paul shows us that the Christian Life will be marked by struggle.

Rom. 6:1-14 | If grace is so free, why shouldn't we go on sinning so that we may receive more of it? In light of all that Paul has just said, Paul anticipates this question in our minds. He answers with some staggering news: you've been remade because you've been united with Christ.

Rom. 5:1-11 | God want us to know, not just intellectually, but with our 'guts' that He really does love us. The objective, outside of us, work of Jesus for us, is always meant to bring joy in our hearts. This is a wonderful privilege of our Peace with God.

Rom. 4 | For three chapters Paul has been laying out how there is a great need for all people AND how that need is met in the righteousness which in Christ. How do we get that righteousness? Do we work for it? Do we have to prove ourselves worthy? Paul says it comes in an entirely different way.