Promises That Cannot Be Broken


The other night I heard a sermon on Romans chapter 8. A couple of verses got my attention, and I decided to study the chapter further. It is amazing what is found in the chapter. Promise after promise is given – promises that cannot be broken. I may break a promise, but you can be sure God never breaks any of His promises. Whether in Romans 8 or elsewhere in the Bible, God’s Word is as good as done. We just need to claim the promises He has given us.

I have listed several of God’s promises below that I found in Romans 8. This is not necessarily a complete list. I hope that they speak to your heart as they spoke to mine.

Romans 8:

v. 1 No Condemnation

v. 9 We are in the Spirit

The Godhead lives within us

v. 10 We have life

v. 11 The promise of resurrection

v. 15 We have a new Family

v. 16 We have assurance

v. 17 We are joint-heirs with Christ

v. 21 We will be delivered

v. 26 The Spirit prays for us

v. 28 All things work together for good

v. 29 We were foreknown, predestined, and conformed to His image

v. 30 We have been called, justified, and glorified

v. 31 We have the victory

v. 35-39 We are forever protected by Him and inseparable from Him

That’s our God!

Published by My Very Own Writing Coach

I'm not getting any younger and I've enjoyed writing almost my entire life - from lyrics and poetry to short stories and novels. Most, but not all of my writing, contain spiritual themes. I am a born-again Christian, and I try to honor my Lord through the written page. He has truly changed my life and I'm forever grateful. In addition to writing, I also pastor Lifegate Baptist Church in Bellefonte, PA, and have a burning desire to see God revive our land.The Great American Fast is my passion so please stop by and visit me at www.thegreatamericanfast.org. I've lived in the same small town all but twelve of my 60 years. Central PA is a wonderful place to live - mountains, streams, and peace abound. I enjoy spending time with my family and the family pets - four cats and a dog.

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