ROMANS 8:31-39
- What should be our response to God’s choosing (v.31a)?
- When we read verses 28-30, ‘what will we say in response?’
- Why should the knowledge of God’s choice help to increase our assurance?
- “If God is for us, who can be against us?” (v.31b)
- What assurance do you receive from knowing that God is protecting us?
- How does that assurance motivate and affect your behavior?
- If God didn’t even spare His own Son, what is He willing to do for us (v.32)?
- How does the depth of the sacrifice of Christ affect your devotion?
- What will help us grow in our assurance of God’s love?
- “Who will bring any charge against those whom God has chosen?” (v.33)
- How does God’s choice of us take away Satan’s accusations?
- If ‘the accuser cannot bring an accusation against us, why do we?
- “Who is he that condemns?” (v.34)
- How do any condemnations compare to the sustaining and interceding of Christ?
- What will help us to let go of those condemnations? (I John 3:19-20)
- “Who shall separate us from the love of Christ?” (v. 35a)
- If Jesus has all power and all authority (Matthew 28:18), who can take us from Him?
- How does our accuser compare to our Savior?
- Is there anything that can separate us from the love of Christ (v.35-39)?
- What is it in all of creation that can separate us from the love of Christ?
- If we are convinced of this truth, how will we behave?
Call to Action: To live for Christ with the assurance He intended for us.
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