Romans 8:31-34
What else could God possibly do to demonstrate His great love for us? He didn't even withhold His own Son! Rather, He willingly offered Him up as a sacrifice so that we could be made right in His sight.
As Paul asks in Romans 8:32, since God did not spare His own Son but gave Him up for us all, won't He also graciously give us everything else we need to accomplish His purposes?
Think about that for a moment. If God was willing to give us His most precious gift, His own Son, why would we question His willingness to care for us in every other area of our lives? What more could we possibly ask of anyone?
This is a truth that needs to resonate deep within our souls. We have an enemy, but it is not God! He is the hero in this story, not the villain. He is not working against us; He is working on our behalf!
And Jesus, the One who died for us, was raised from the dead because death had no rightful claim over Him. Now He sits at the right hand of God, interceding for us.
Did you know that Jesus, even now, is praying for you and me? Somehow, I believe His prayers are the most powerful prayers ever offered, and I have every confidence that His intercession accomplishes the Father's purposes.
Consider the assurance we have in all of this. The very One who gave His life to save us is now the One who stands before the Father on our behalf! His sacrifice secured our salvation, His resurrection demonstrated His victory, and His ongoing intercession assures us that we have not been forgotten or abandoned.
If God has already demonstrated the depth of His love through the greatest sacrifice imaginable, why would we doubt His love when life becomes difficult?
That doesn't mean everything will always turn out the way we want. It means we can trust the One who has already proven that He is for us. His love is not measured by our circumstances but by the cross, where He settled that question once and for all.
So, when doubts arise, when circumstances seem overwhelming, or when the enemy whispers that God has forgotten us, remember this: The cross is the evidence of His love, the resurrection is the assurance of His power, and Jesus' intercession is the reminder that He is still working on our behalf.
Who else, and what else, do we need?
If God is for us, who can ever be against us?
As Paul asks in Romans 8:32, since God did not spare His own Son but gave Him up for us all, won't He also graciously give us everything else we need to accomplish His purposes?
Think about that for a moment. If God was willing to give us His most precious gift, His own Son, why would we question His willingness to care for us in every other area of our lives? What more could we possibly ask of anyone?
This is a truth that needs to resonate deep within our souls. We have an enemy, but it is not God! He is the hero in this story, not the villain. He is not working against us; He is working on our behalf!
And Jesus, the One who died for us, was raised from the dead because death had no rightful claim over Him. Now He sits at the right hand of God, interceding for us.
Did you know that Jesus, even now, is praying for you and me? Somehow, I believe His prayers are the most powerful prayers ever offered, and I have every confidence that His intercession accomplishes the Father's purposes.
Consider the assurance we have in all of this. The very One who gave His life to save us is now the One who stands before the Father on our behalf! His sacrifice secured our salvation, His resurrection demonstrated His victory, and His ongoing intercession assures us that we have not been forgotten or abandoned.
If God has already demonstrated the depth of His love through the greatest sacrifice imaginable, why would we doubt His love when life becomes difficult?
That doesn't mean everything will always turn out the way we want. It means we can trust the One who has already proven that He is for us. His love is not measured by our circumstances but by the cross, where He settled that question once and for all.
So, when doubts arise, when circumstances seem overwhelming, or when the enemy whispers that God has forgotten us, remember this: The cross is the evidence of His love, the resurrection is the assurance of His power, and Jesus' intercession is the reminder that He is still working on our behalf.
Who else, and what else, do we need?
If God is for us, who can ever be against us?
Recent
Archive
2026
January
Matthew 4:3-11John 1:32-34John 1:45-51John 2:6-11John 2:13-17John 2:18-25John 3:13-17John 3:18-21John 3:27-32, 36John 4:3-10John 4:11-15John 4:16-21John 4:22-26John 4:27-30John 4:31-38John 4:39-42John 4:46-53Mark 1:21-28Matthew 5:1-6Matthew 5:7-12Matthew 5:13-16Matthew 5:17-20Matthew 5:21-26Matthew 5:27-30Matthew 5:31-32
February
Matthew 5:33-37Matthew 5:38-42Matthew 5:43-48Matthew 6:1-4Matthew 6:5-13Matthew 6:14-18Matthew 6:19-21Matthew 6:22-23Matthew 6:24-30Matthew 6:31-34Matthew 7:1-5Matthew 7:6Matthew 7:7-11Matthew 7:12Matthew 7:13-14Matthew 7:15-20Matthew 7:21-23Matthew 7:24-29Matthew 8:1-4Matthew 8:5-12Matthew 8:14-17Matthew 8:18-22Matthew 8:23-27Matthew 8:28-34
March
Sunday 3-1-26Luke 7:11-17Mark 5:25-34Mark 5:22-42Matthew 10:1-8Matthew 10:38-40Matthew 11:28-30Matthew 12:33-37Matthew 12:46-50Matthew 10:10-13Mark 4:13-20Matthew 13:36-43Matthew 13:44-46Matthew 13:47-52Matthew 13:53-58Matthew 14:14-21Matthew 14:24-33Matthew 14:34-36John 6:29-35Matthew 5:1-9Matthew 15:10-20Matthew 15:21-28Matthew 15:29-31Matthew 15:32-39Matthew 17:14-20Hebrews 10:24-25Matthew 8:1-6Matthew18:18-20
Categories
no categories
No Comments