Romans 8:28 does not promise that every circumstance will feel good or produce an outcome we immediately understand. Instead, it assures believers that suffering, failure, and uncertainty cannot defeat God’s redemptive purpose. This article explains what “God works all things for good” means, corrects three common misunderstandings, and shows how Romans 8:29 defines the promised good as becoming more like Christ and being carried toward the completion of God’s saving work. | Written by Clarence L. Haynes Jr. | iBelieve.com | Read full story at Read More
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