Once we become followers of Jesus Christ, God gives us a mission. He wants us to spread a message from Him to the world around us. What's the message and how do we share it?

As we've studied Romans 8, we've seen many things about our identity that change when we begin following Jesus. But how can we trust that these things are true? In this final message of the series, Cisco Cotto shows us a few things that allow us to confidently celebrate our new identity in God.

It's easy to see how the good things in our life are gifts from God, but can struggles and pain be used for our good too?

If someone asked you whether things in this world are messed up, it wouldn't take long for you to agree they are. How are Christians supposed to navigate through all of the messes in this world? What does God want us to do with the challenges?

Most of us could only dream of being in a royal family. However, as we continue our study of our identity in God in Romans 8, we'll see that every person has the opportunity to join the greatest royal family ever.

There are many people who feel bad because they think their life disappoints God. However, the Bible tells us how we can know we are living a life that pleases God. And it's simple!

In the first message in our study of Romans 8, Cisco Cotto shows us two key parts of our identity once we become Christians.

People try to find satisfaction for their souls in many places, but usually they're left empty. In this message, Dr. Daniel Green of Moody Theological Seminary, shows us how to find ultimate and lasting satisfaction in our souls.

Too often we ignore the last couple of verses of any book of the Bible. as we close our study of the book of Jude, Cisco Cotto shows us how powerful even two verses of Scripture can be.

Just as a lifeguard prepares to physically rescue a drowning person, God wants us to be prepared to spiritually rescue someone. Will you be ready when the time comes?