Who Can Be against Us?: Things Unseen with Sinclair B. Ferguson

Summary

The sermon highlights the significance of the personal "who" questions in Romans 8:31-35, emphasizing that opposition to Christians comes from a personal adversary, not abstract circumstances. It asserts that God's ultimate victory over the devil, demonstrated by His sacrifice of His Son, is the unshakeable foundation for knowing He is for us. The practical takeaway is to rely on the cross of Christ to maintain assurance of God's favor, even amidst trials.