What does it mean to be more than a conqueror –by definition, logically and realistically? How does God reverse near-certain outcomes for His glory and our good? How can we apply this promise to our lives and testimonies?

After looking at the first of Paul’s questions in this chapter last week, Pastor Steven walks us through this passage and shows us the assurance, or proof, we have that having God for us is truly better than anything that ever comes against us.

Paul is beginning to build a framework for how the Christian is to respond to the great news of Romans 8. In verse 31, he asks two rhetorical questions. "Say What?!" seeks to answer those questions.

This sermon in the Romans 8 series from Redemption Church hits the famous promise of Romans 8:28. "And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose."

Part of Redemption Church's study through Romans 8, When Words Fail, focuses on Romans 8:26-27 to discuss the help of the Holy Spirit in prayer.