Daily Devotional - September 22, 2025

9/22/25

Good Day, Friends,

Romans 8:37 - But in all these things we overwhelmingly conquer through Him who loved us.

Brother Paul just got done reminding us in Romans 8 that God’s been running the show from the jump:

He picked us before we were born.
He called us to Himself.
He forgave us through Jesus.
And He promises to bring us all the way to glory.

Now Paul says: “If God is for us, who can be against us?” He’s not saying we don’t have problems or enemies. He’s saying none of the opposition can beat God’s plan.

This verse is about security. If the God who runs the universe already locked in your salvation, what can anyone—or anything—really do to cancel it? Nothing.

Life comes hard sometimes, but none of that means God ain’t for you. If you’re in Christ, He’s always on your side.

Think about it:

The God who spoke the world into existence is for you.
The God who sent His Son to die for your sins is for you.
The God who raised Jesus from the dead is for you.
That means nothing you face today is bigger than Him.

If God is really for you, why live scared? Why stress over who likes you or what people think? Why doubt every time trouble hits?

Paul’s flipping the script here, he’s saying: “Stop living like you’ve already lost. God’s with you, so live like it.”

Believe God’s promises when life feels shaky.

Trust that He’s not gonna drop you halfway.

Live bold, because God’s already got the final word.

Just a lil something to think about!

So, the real question ain’t, “Who’s against me?” The real question is, “Am I living like God is for me?”

Lord forgive us for doubting You when life gets rough. Help us remember that no enemy, no problem, no fear can cancel what You’ve planned for us. Keep us strong in your grace through Christ Jesus today.

You 🫵🏾 know what you gotta do! Let's move forward with a victor's mindset! #JesusIsKing #JesusIsLord

Maranatha (The Lord is coming)
Soli Deo Gloria (Glory to God Alone)

- Grace & Peace
Pastor Trent

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