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Romans 8:35

Romans 8:35 ESV

Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or danger, or sword?

The Spirit - Gives Us Victory

The Spirit · Sunday 19 · Romans 8:28-39 · Sunday, 31 August 2025 · the whole Sunday

Chuck Lindsey

Grand Blanc

Romans 8:28–39 is examined, showing that God works in every circumstance for the good of those who love him and are called by his name. The message…

Jayson Combs

Waterford

Romans 8:28–39 shows the believer’s attitude of confidence, joy, and worship. The sermon warns against being a “one‑verse Christian” and taking…

John Carter

Flushing

God's unshakable purpose, provision, and unbreakable love for his children are the heart of this teaching from Romans 8:28‑39. Paul reminds believers…

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Walk through this when we read these passages, Romans 8, 28 through 39.

John Carter31 Aug 202535:53

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Josh Combs

Goodrich

Romans 8:28‑30 shows that for those who love God, all things work together for good, conforming believers to Christ’s image. The sermon explains that…

Josh Yates

Lake Orion

Romans 8:28 is examined, showing that the promise “all things work together for good” applies only to those who love God and are called according to…

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Marc Delcamp

Romans 8:28‑39 is examined, showing that God orchestrates everything for the good of those He calls, moving from foreknowledge through calling…

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We're going to be in verses 28 through 39, if you want to open up there.

Marc Delcamp31 Aug 20250:07

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Patrick Bicknell

Walled Lake

The message explores Romans 8:31‑39, showing that because God gave His own Son for us, believers can face suffering with unshakable confidence. The…

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Roy Townsend

Pastor Roy explores Romans 8:28‑39, showing how the promise that all things work together for good applies to believers who love God and are called…

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