Who Can Be Against Us?

Paul’s Love of the Jewish People

Main Point: Paul carries a love for the Jewish people due to their heritage, the promises given to them, and the fact that Jesus Christ came from them. Outline: 1. The Testimony of His Love (9:1) 2. The Extent of His Love (9:2-3) 3. The Reasons for His Sorrow (9:4-5)

More Than Conquerors

Main Point: Nothing in all creation can separate us from God's unchanging love. Outline: 1. Imminent Threats (8:38-39a) 2. Transcendent Love (8:39b)

What Can Separate Us From His Love?

Main Point: The believer’s security is rooted entirely in the unchangeable love of  Christ, which transforms every earthly trial from a threat into a tool for our spiritual good. Outline: 1. What Might Separate us? a. Everyday Pressures b. Physical Deprivation c. Lethal Opposition 2. Why They Can’t Separate us

The Sovereign God and the Prostrate Idol

Main Point: Because the LORD lacks nothing and depends on no one, we serve Him by the grace He supplies us. Outline: 1. The LORD Uses Enemy Hands (vv.1–2) 2. The LORD Breaks the Enemy's Hands (vv.3–4) 3. The LORD Remembered in an Enemy Land (v.5)

Who Can Be Against Us?

Main Point: The believer’s security rests entirely on the objective, God-centered reality of Christ’s finished work, which effectively silences every possible accusation from the world, the devil, or even our own hearts. Outline: 1. The Sufficiency of our God 2. The Insufficiency of Human Fear 3. The Sufficiency of Christ