Romiešiem 5:9

In this plan we will read through the book of Romans, chapter 5. Paul says that once we are justified by faith and declared righteous, we are secured by God’s power, and assured because of His promise. God does not want His children to live in fear, doubt, or insecurity. He has given us peace and grace to stand on. This is His gift of grace to us. 

God is still in the miracle-working business today. As believers, our responsibility is to position ourselves to receive the work He wants to do in each of our lives.

People commit unspeakable acts of evil. Inexcusable wrongs leave scars that may never heal in this lifetime. How can a perfect God forgive evil? How can we forgive others without accepting the unacceptable? In this three-day devotional, Andrew Palau will guide you on a Biblical exploration of what God's forgiveness really means. Rediscover the God that is just AND merciful.

There’s only One who is worthy of our worship: God himself. And it's what we were created for and called to do—to reflect Him by living a life of worship—a lifelong response to God revealing himself to us, in us, and through us. This plan is part 3 of 4 from the Feed Catechism's Prayer and Worship series.