Romans 8:31-39. To conclude his explanation of the gospel, Paul asserted to the church in Rome that the gospel guarantees God’s eternal and unfailing love. We can live in confidence and faith because God’s love for His people will never fail. Note four reasons why we can be confident in God’s love.

1 Timothy 3:1-7

Romans 8:31-39. To conclude his explanation of the gospel, Paul asserted to the church in Rome that the gospel guarantees God’s eternal and unfailing love. We can live in confidence and faith because God’s love for His people will never fail. Note four reasons why we can be confident in God’s love.

1 Timothy 3:1-7

Nate Smith preaches the gospel from the familiar passage of John 3:16-21.

In Romans 8:18-30, Paul encouraged the church in Rome to patiently endure suffering as they hoped in God's future glorification. We can endure the difficult realities of life when we understand the relationship between our current suffering and our future glory. As we walk through the text, we're going to look at six important truths that help us deal with suffering.

In Romans 8:18-30, Paul encouraged the church in Rome to patiently endure suffering as they hoped in God's future glorification. We can endure the difficult realities of life when we understand the relationship between our current suffering and our future glory. As we walk through the text, we're going to look at six important truths that help us deal with suffering.

In I Corinthians 13:8-13 Paul defended love’s exaltation over the spiritual gifts of the believers in Corinth. As believers, everything we do must be measured by and against the biblical description of love. Why is love so important? Paul establishes love’s superiority by noting love’s relationship with three issues.

In Romans 8:18-30, Paul encouraged the church in Rome to patiently endure suffering as they hoped in God's future glorification. We can endure the difficult realities of life when we understand the relationship between our current suffering and our future glory. As we walk through the text, we're going to look at six important truths that help us deal with suffering.

Nate Smith preaches from Isaiah 5:1-7.