At New City, we say that ‘hope’ is not just wishful thinking, but a confident expectation for the future. In Romans 8, Paul describes our future with a confident expectation that we will be made new in Christ. We are already saved (No Condemnation!) and we have hope that someday we will be complete in Christ.
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At New City, we say that ‘hope’ is not just wishful thinking, but a confident expectation for the future. In Romans 8, Paul describes our future with a confident expectation that we will be made new in Christ. We are already saved (No Condemnation!) and we have hope that someday we will be complete in Christ.

At New City, we say that ‘hope’ is not just wishful thinking, but a confident expectation for the future. In Romans 8, Paul describes our future with a confident expectation that we will be made new in Christ. We are already saved (No Condemnation!) and we have hope that someday we will be complete in Christ.
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