The climactic and profoundly rich text, Romans 8:31–39, offers unsurpassed consolation and reassurance for all God’s children. Ponder, for example, the enormously significant disclosure: God is for us.  

The hope of God’s people rests on the firmest foundation because God’s decision to save them was not a spur-of-the-moment call. Instead, Paul traces our salvation to eternity and the unalterable plan of God.

Romans 8:28—one of the most familiar and beloved biblical texts—assures Christians of their eternal security in God. The verse does not deny the reality of suffering and hardship but intimates that all things all under God’s sovereign control. He weaves together the bad and the good for our salvation.  

A New Year invites perseverance in the ways of the Lord, and especially in the worship of God. Psalm 95 instructs Christians to praise the Lord because He is the great King and the Saviour of His people. But affirmation of God is incomplete without a life of obedience and faith in the Lord.

Old Testament Scripture predicted the coming of a King to defeat God’s enemies, save His people, and establish His kingdom. The prophet Isaiah depicts the coming King as the Messiah from the lineage of David, whom the New Testament further identifies as the Lord Jesus Christ.  Christians celebrate the birth of Christ the King, God […]