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Sacred Sunday~Romans 8/Nothing Can Separate us from the Love of God

Sacred Sunday~Romans 8/Nothing Can Separate us from the Love of God

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Welcome Church! This week we are reading Romans Chapter 8. So Jesus
has come, so we're not slaves to the law. Huzzah! Paul explains,
Christians live under "the law of the Spirit." This is kind of like
the laws of the Torah, but without worrying about following all 613
individual rules. Circumcision, for example, is optional (which is
good news for male converts). In Jesus, God did what the law
couldn't—he punched sin in the face and reunited the world with him
again. Nice work, God. Non-believers don't share in this, though.
They just walk around like ordinary, puny humans, thinking of
ordinary, puny things. They can't possibly be thinking of God or
following his laws because they don't believe in Jesus. But
believers have lives and hearts that are filled with the spirit of
God. And they're going to be best buds with God forever because of
it. Believers have been adopted into God's family. They're his sons
and daughters and he would totally do anything for them. Sure, it's
true, Paul says, people are suffering. But all that's fine. It's
gonna work out. Really. Plus, later, the rewards are going to far
outweigh all the bad stuff everyone has been going through. 
Every part of creation is waiting for God. Soon, everyone and
everything is going to be set free from sin and death and evil.
It's all going to be awesome-sauce. And the people who are tight
with God now—well, things are gonna work out for them big time,
Paul tells us. Seriously, God sent his son to die for us. Don't you
think he'll help us with all the other stuff we're going through?
The Big Guy always has your back. It doesn't matter if Christians
are arrested or persecuted or condemned or even killed—nothing is
going to separate them from the love of God. Thanks to
www.shmoop.com

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