The Spirit's indwelling means that the Christian's resurrection is as certain as Jesus's | Romans 8:9-11
(Sorry for the audio quality - the recording above is slightly better than in the video)
He is able to sympathise
The heart of Christ in heaven towards sinners on earth | Hebrews 4:15
Two ways to live
How we live doesn't merit God's favour - but shows whether we are 'in Christ' or not | Romans 8:5-8
He is able to help those who are tempted
No-one being tempted can ever say that God doesn't know what it's like | Hebrews 2:18
God has done what the law could not do
Can the believer me sure that condemnation isn't waiting for them round the corner? | Romans 8:2-4
He is able to keep his promises
The coronavirus has stopped many of us following through on commitments we've made - but nothing can stop God keeping his promises | Romans 4:21
No condemnation
Our sin as Christians grieves us, and it may have consequences in this life - but it can't condemn us | Romans 8:1
He is able to save
Many around us are doing their utmost to save, but Jesus can save to the utmost | Hebrews 7:25
Your greatest need
Your greatest need isn't good health or to 'stay safe' - your greatest need is righteousness. Romans 1-7 give us the bad news - that mankind lacks righteousness - but also the great news that God himself has provided a righteousness for us.
What should you fear?
A special sermon from Isaiah 8v13 in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
NB: The sermon was livestreamed due to social distancing requirements and is available to watch below: