Psalm 89:33–35, Romans 11:33–36; 12:1–21, 1 Chronicles 6:49

The New Testament tells us that there are four sacrifices you can make that *please God*.

Psalm 89:19–29, Romans 11:11–32, 1 Chronicles 4:9–22

God’s gifts and his call are irrevocable. This is a theme that runs throughout the Bible as we see in today’s passages.

Proverbs 18:10–16, Romans 10:9–21; 11:1–6, 1 Chronicles 3:4–16

*The message of Jesus is in you*. That is why, according to the apostle Paul, you have *beautiful feet* (Romans 10:15).

Psalm 89:14–18, Romans 9:25–33, 10:1–4; 1 Chronicles 1:1

We share a common history and family tree. We worship the same God and, the apostle Paul tells us, the way of salvation is the same for us all.

Psalm 89:9–13, Romans 9:2–16, Hosea 12:6; 13:4–6; 14:1–4

How do we balance this anguish and passion for those we love, with a trust in God’s ultimate sovereignty?

Psalm 89:1–8, Romans 8:18–39, Hosea 10:12; 11:4–8

God loves me and you.

Proverbs 17:25–28; 18:1–5, Romans 8:1–17, Hosea 9:1

You are a deeply loved child of God. This should be the basis of your confidence, security and hope.

Psalm 88:9–14, Romans 7:7–25, Hosea 6:1–3

God’s desire is for you to have a relationship with him that is real and from the heart.

Psalm 88:1–4, Romans 6:15–23; 7:2–4, Hosea 3:1–5

Serving God ‘in the new way of the Spirit’ (Romans 7:6) is the way to find perfect freedom – free to have a relationship with him and to be the kind of person that deep down you long to be.

Psalm 87:7, Romans 6:1–14, Hosea 1:2–10; 2:14–23

Through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, you are able to live and enjoy ‘*a new life*.’