Amen and amen. How are we doing, church? Everybody good? You looking good. If you got your Bibles, I hope you do grab them. Romans chapter 8. Hopefully you figured out that's what we've been reading on the video for the past four weeks. If not, that's okay. Welcome. We are wrapping up this kind of mini-series within a series, the great eight. And the greatest letter ever written in the history of humanity, which is the book of Romans.

And the greatest chapter in that, I believe, and many others believe, is Romans chapter 8.

And then we're going to get to one of the greatest verses in all of the scriptures.

And so we're just going to pick it up from where we left off last week.

In verse 31, it says this, what then shall we say to these things? And hopefully you ask, when the

Bible says that, you've got to ask, so what things? And the things are the things right above it.

And remember last week I said, everybody loves some 828. Everybody loves some God works in all things for the good of those

that love him and are called according to his purpose. Some of you have a coffee cup with it or

bedazzled on a sweatshirt, all right, praise God. You love that verse. But the only way that verse is a

reality is because of the verses that Americans don't like that much, which is 29 and 30. That is what makes 28 a reality, and that's what also makes 31 a reality.

So we've got to back up to these things real quick.

The good verse, and we know that for those, this is verse 28,

and we know that for those who love God, all things work together for good.

Let me ask you quit.

What things?

All things.

All of them.

The good things, the bad things.

The seemingly evil things.

The things that happened to you and the things that you do that you wish you wouldn't have done.

That the sovereign

hand of God can even work our own sin for his own glory. It's crazy. You go to Genesis, the last

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