Romans 8:31–39 presents one of the most astonishing truths of the gospel: God is for us. Not distant. Not indifferent. But fully, completely for us. In a world filled with broken promises and fleeting security, this reality can feel almost unbelievable—too good to be true. Yet Paul reminds us that the love of God in Christ Jesus is steadfast, unshakable, and eternal.

From eternity past to eternity future, our salvation rests securely in the hands of the One who did not withhold His own Son, but freely gave Him for our redemption. Every fear that whispers, “You could lose His love” is silenced at the cross. Every accusation is answered by the blood of Jesus, who died, was raised, and now intercedes for us before the Father. No trial, no power, no voice in the universe can overturn the verdict of His grace.

Paul’s declaration resonates through every hardship, doubt, and dark night of the soul: “If God is for us, who can be against us?” Tribulation, persecution, famine, or even death itself cannot sever the bond we have in Christ. We are more than conquerors, not because of our strength, but because of the depth of His love. When God’s promises seem too good to be true, remember—they are true precisely because they come from the One whose love knows no limit, no height, no depth, no power, no creation that can separate us from Him. How might this unshakable love transform the way you face life’s fears today?