to

stand and open your Bibles if you would this morning to Romans chapter 8

verses 31 to 39 we're moving now whole new section

we're on our way

yes it may take months to go through this section, but we're moving into a new section.

Romans chapter 8, verse 31.

We're looking, believe it or not, and I'm going to ask you to pay close attention to this.

We're looking at a message title, what are you going to do about Bible prophecy?

And you say, Jack, wait a minute. What kind of a title is that to Roman chapter 8, 31 to 39?

Well, frankly, it addresses exactly where you and I are living today. How much

did Paul the Apostle know? Maybe a lot. I don't know. But when he wrote what we're

about to read 2,000 years ago, he knew that he was not only speaking to the believers in Rome,

but he was going to be speaking to all those in history that would come to faith in Christ.

So in a sense, this is a very prophetic word. Are you with me?

To the church today. We're not reading exactly history. We're reading history and today and

tomorrow. As we look at this. Romans chapter 8.

I'll begin in verse 31 if you guys pick it up in verse 32.

Paul says, and I love it, you can almost see his arms be thrown up.

What then shall we say to these things? If God is for us, who can be against us?

He who did not spare his own son, but delivered him up for us as all.

How shall he not with him?

He can give us all things.

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