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Steven Deaton - July 19, 2026

Romans (9B): chapter 8:18-27

Are present sufferings worth it? Paul says they aren't even worthy of comparison with the glory to come. In this study of Romans 8:18-27, we explore what it means to maintain an eternal perspective through persecution, illness, and personal loss. We examine how all of creation groans under the weight of futility, what it means to be saved in hope, and how the Holy Spirit intercedes for us in our weakness — even when we don't know what to pray for.

Scripture References: Romans 8:18-27

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Steven Deaton - July 19, 2026

Romans (9B): chapter 8:18-27

Are present sufferings worth it? Paul says they aren't even worthy of comparison with the glory to come. In this study of Romans 8:18-27, we explore what it means to maintain an eternal perspective through persecution, illness, and personal loss. We examine how all of creation groans under the weight of futility, what it means to be saved in hope, and how the Holy Spirit intercedes for us in our weakness — even when we don't know what to pray for.

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Steven Deaton - July 19, 2026

Romans (9B): chapter 8:18-27

Are present sufferings worth it? Paul says they aren't even worthy of comparison with the glory to come. In this study of Romans 8:18-27, we explore what it means to maintain an eternal perspective through persecution, illness, and personal loss. We examine how all of creation groans under the weight of futility, what it means to be saved in hope, and how the Holy Spirit intercedes for us in our weakness — even when we don't know what to pray for.

Scripture References: Romans 8:18-27

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