December 8, 2019
Romans: Jesus is the Love of God
Brent Brodie · Listen
Sermon Questions Romans 8:18-39
- Tell the story of a time when you were lost. What emotions did you feel during that experience?
- List the kinds of things that make people feel separated from God. Have you ever felt separation like that?
- Do you ever struggle to know what to pray? Explain.
- Explain how Jesus eliminates separation between us and God.
- What threatens your life or well-being these days? How could God’s inescapable love hold you together through what you face?
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