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Have you ever experienced a sense of confusion, isolation, or being unmoored from what’s most important in life?

Maybe those feelings occurred to you in the wake of tragedy, the difficulties piling up and forcing you to come to grips with the reality that you don’t have all the answers. Or maybe they have come on the heels of a great triumph, the emptiness drowning you like a tidal wave. We all need a strong anchor so we can withstand the intense pressure that comes when we’re at our lowest ebb.

In this series through Paul’s epistle to the Romans, Chuck Swindoll guides you to just such a support. You will study Paul’s clear and logical explanation of how we can ground our lives in a relationship with God, how the Lord works in His people through a gradual process of transformation, and how we, as God’s people might live out our new lives within a community of people committed to His glory.

Have you ever experienced a sense of confusion, isolation, or being unmoored from what’s most important in life?

Maybe those feelings occurred to you in the wake of tragedy, the difficulties piling up and forcing you to come to grips with the reality that you don’t have all the answers. Or maybe they have come on the heels of a great triumph, the emptiness drowning you like a tidal wave. We all need a strong anchor so we can withstand the intense pressure that comes when we’re at our lowest ebb.

In this series through Paul’s epistle to the Romans, Chuck Swindoll guides you to just such a support. You will study Paul’s clear and logical explanation of how we can ground our lives in a relationship with God, how the Lord works in His people through a gradual process of transformation, and how we, as God’s people might live out our new lives within a community of people committed to His glory.

Have you ever experienced a sense of confusion, isolation, or being unmoored from what’s most important in life?

Maybe those feelings occurred to you in the wake of tragedy, the difficulties piling up and forcing you to come to grips with the reality that you don’t have all the answers. Or maybe they have come on the heels of a great triumph, the emptiness drowning you like a tidal wave. We all need a strong anchor so we can withstand the intense pressure that comes when we’re at our lowest ebb.

In this series through Paul’s epistle to the Romans, Chuck Swindoll guides you to just such a support. You will study Paul’s clear and logical explanation of how we can ground our lives in a relationship with God, how the Lord works in His people through a gradual process of transformation, and how we, as God’s people might live out our new lives within a community of people committed to His glory.

Have you ever experienced a sense of confusion, isolation, or being unmoored from what’s most important in life?

Maybe those feelings occurred to you in the wake of tragedy, the difficulties piling up and forcing you to come to grips with the reality that you don’t have all the answers. Or maybe they have come on the heels of a great triumph, the emptiness drowning you like a tidal wave. We all need a strong anchor so we can withstand the intense pressure that comes when we’re at our lowest ebb.

In this series through Paul’s epistle to the Romans, Chuck Swindoll guides you to just such a support. You will study Paul’s clear and logical explanation of how we can ground our lives in a relationship with God, how the Lord works in His people through a gradual process of transformation, and how we, as God’s people might live out our new lives within a community of people committed to His glory.

Have you ever experienced a sense of confusion, isolation, or being unmoored from what’s most important in life?

Maybe those feelings occurred to you in the wake of tragedy, the difficulties piling up and forcing you to come to grips with the reality that you don’t have all the answers. Or maybe they have come on the heels of a great triumph, the emptiness drowning you like a tidal wave. We all need a strong anchor so we can withstand the intense pressure that comes when we’re at our lowest ebb.

In this series through Paul’s epistle to the Romans, Chuck Swindoll guides you to just such a support. You will study Paul’s clear and logical explanation of how we can ground our lives in a relationship with God, how the Lord works in His people through a gradual process of transformation, and how we, as God’s people might live out our new lives within a community of people committed to His glory.

Have you ever experienced a sense of confusion, isolation, or being unmoored from what’s most important in life?

Maybe those feelings occurred to you in the wake of tragedy, the difficulties piling up and forcing you to come to grips with the reality that you don’t have all the answers. Or maybe they have come on the heels of a great triumph, the emptiness drowning you like a tidal wave. We all need a strong anchor so we can withstand the intense pressure that comes when we’re at our lowest ebb.

In this series through Paul’s epistle to the Romans, Chuck Swindoll guides you to just such a support. You will study Paul’s clear and logical explanation of how we can ground our lives in a relationship with God, how the Lord works in His people through a gradual process of transformation, and how we, as God’s people might live out our new lives within a community of people committed to His glory.

Have you ever experienced a sense of confusion, isolation, or being unmoored from what’s most important in life?

Maybe those feelings occurred to you in the wake of tragedy, the difficulties piling up and forcing you to come to grips with the reality that you don’t have all the answers. Or maybe they have come on the heels of a great triumph, the emptiness drowning you like a tidal wave. We all need a strong anchor so we can withstand the intense pressure that comes when we’re at our lowest ebb.

In this series through Paul’s epistle to the Romans, Chuck Swindoll guides you to just such a support. You will study Paul’s clear and logical explanation of how we can ground our lives in a relationship with God, how the Lord works in His people through a gradual process of transformation, and how we, as God’s people might live out our new lives within a community of people committed to His glory.

Have you ever experienced a sense of confusion, isolation, or being unmoored from what’s most important in life?

Maybe those feelings occurred to you in the wake of tragedy, the difficulties piling up and forcing you to come to grips with the reality that you don’t have all the answers. Or maybe they have come on the heels of a great triumph, the emptiness drowning you like a tidal wave. We all need a strong anchor so we can withstand the intense pressure that comes when we’re at our lowest ebb.

In this series through Paul’s epistle to the Romans, Chuck Swindoll guides you to just such a support. You will study Paul’s clear and logical explanation of how we can ground our lives in a relationship with God, how the Lord works in His people through a gradual process of transformation, and how we, as God’s people might live out our new lives within a community of people committed to His glory.

Have you ever experienced a sense of confusion, isolation, or being unmoored from what’s most important in life?

Maybe those feelings occurred to you in the wake of tragedy, the difficulties piling up and forcing you to come to grips with the reality that you don’t have all the answers. Or maybe they have come on the heels of a great triumph, the emptiness drowning you like a tidal wave. We all need a strong anchor so we can withstand the intense pressure that comes when we’re at our lowest ebb.

In this series through Paul’s epistle to the Romans, Chuck Swindoll guides you to just such a support. You will study Paul’s clear and logical explanation of how we can ground our lives in a relationship with God, how the Lord works in His people through a gradual process of transformation, and how we, as God’s people might live out our new lives within a community of people committed to His glory.

Have you ever experienced a sense of confusion, isolation, or being unmoored from what’s most important in life?

Maybe those feelings occurred to you in the wake of tragedy, the difficulties piling up and forcing you to come to grips with the reality that you don’t have all the answers. Or maybe they have come on the heels of a great triumph, the emptiness drowning you like a tidal wave. We all need a strong anchor so we can withstand the intense pressure that comes when we’re at our lowest ebb.

In this series through Paul’s epistle to the Romans, Chuck Swindoll guides you to just such a support. You will study Paul’s clear and logical explanation of how we can ground our lives in a relationship with God, how the Lord works in His people through a gradual process of transformation, and how we, as God’s people might live out our new lives within a community of people committed to His glory.

Have you ever experienced a sense of confusion, isolation, or being unmoored from what’s most important in life?

Maybe those feelings occurred to you in the wake of tragedy, the difficulties piling up and forcing you to come to grips with the reality that you don’t have all the answers. Or maybe they have come on the heels of a great triumph, the emptiness drowning you like a tidal wave. We all need a strong anchor so we can withstand the intense pressure that comes when we’re at our lowest ebb.

In this series through Paul’s epistle to the Romans, Chuck Swindoll guides you to just such a support. You will study Paul’s clear and logical explanation of how we can ground our lives in a relationship with God, how the Lord works in His people through a gradual process of transformation, and how we, as God’s people might live out our new lives within a community of people committed to His glory.

Have you ever experienced a sense of confusion, isolation, or being unmoored from what’s most important in life?

Maybe those feelings occurred to you in the wake of tragedy, the difficulties piling up and forcing you to come to grips with the reality that you don’t have all the answers. Or maybe they have come on the heels of a great triumph, the emptiness drowning you like a tidal wave. We all need a strong anchor so we can withstand the intense pressure that comes when we’re at our lowest ebb.

In this series through Paul’s epistle to the Romans, Chuck Swindoll guides you to just such a support. You will study Paul’s clear and logical explanation of how we can ground our lives in a relationship with God, how the Lord works in His people through a gradual process of transformation, and how we, as God’s people might live out our new lives within a community of people committed to His glory.

Have you ever experienced a sense of confusion, isolation, or being unmoored from what’s most important in life?

Maybe those feelings occurred to you in the wake of tragedy, the difficulties piling up and forcing you to come to grips with the reality that you don’t have all the answers. Or maybe they have come on the heels of a great triumph, the emptiness drowning you like a tidal wave. We all need a strong anchor so we can withstand the intense pressure that comes when we’re at our lowest ebb.

In this series through Paul’s epistle to the Romans, Chuck Swindoll guides you to just such a support. You will study Paul’s clear and logical explanation of how we can ground our lives in a relationship with God, how the Lord works in His people through a gradual process of transformation, and how we, as God’s people might live out our new lives within a community of people committed to His glory.

Have you ever experienced a sense of confusion, isolation, or being unmoored from what’s most important in life?

Maybe those feelings occurred to you in the wake of tragedy, the difficulties piling up and forcing you to come to grips with the reality that you don’t have all the answers. Or maybe they have come on the heels of a great triumph, the emptiness drowning you like a tidal wave. We all need a strong anchor so we can withstand the intense pressure that comes when we’re at our lowest ebb.

In this series through Paul’s epistle to the Romans, Chuck Swindoll guides you to just such a support. You will study Paul’s clear and logical explanation of how we can ground our lives in a relationship with God, how the Lord works in His people through a gradual process of transformation, and how we, as God’s people might live out our new lives within a community of people committed to His glory.

Have you ever experienced a sense of confusion, isolation, or being unmoored from what’s most important in life?

Maybe those feelings occurred to you in the wake of tragedy, the difficulties piling up and forcing you to come to grips with the reality that you don’t have all the answers. Or maybe they have come on the heels of a great triumph, the emptiness drowning you like a tidal wave. We all need a strong anchor so we can withstand the intense pressure that comes when we’re at our lowest ebb.

In this series through Paul’s epistle to the Romans, Chuck Swindoll guides you to just such a support. You will study Paul’s clear and logical explanation of how we can ground our lives in a relationship with God, how the Lord works in His people through a gradual process of transformation, and how we, as God’s people might live out our new lives within a community of people committed to His glory.

Have you ever experienced a sense of confusion, isolation, or being unmoored from what’s most important in life?

Maybe those feelings occurred to you in the wake of tragedy, the difficulties piling up and forcing you to come to grips with the reality that you don’t have all the answers. Or maybe they have come on the heels of a great triumph, the emptiness drowning you like a tidal wave. We all need a strong anchor so we can withstand the intense pressure that comes when we’re at our lowest ebb.

In this series through Paul’s epistle to the Romans, Chuck Swindoll guides you to just such a support. You will study Paul’s clear and logical explanation of how we can ground our lives in a relationship with God, how the Lord works in His people through a gradual process of transformation, and how we, as God’s people might live out our new lives within a community of people committed to His glory.