Epicenter

About this collection

Epicenter is the death-defeating, shame-erasing, Spirit-filling, overarching, all-victorious power of the finished work of Christ. This collection focuses on Romans 8 with teaching from Louie Giglio. We see how this chapter, arguably known as the greatest chapter in the Bible, includes truth for us to cling to as believers and a better understanding of the character of God and His love for us as His children.

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The Mighty, Miraculous, Overwhelming, Prevailing Love Of God

Louie Giglio

42M

Join Louie Giglio as addresses one of the biggest questions, “If God is loving, why do bad things happen?” by diving deeper into Romans chapter 8, focusing on verses 31-39, and concluding our Epicenter collection.

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In All Things, God Works

Louie Giglio

43M

Louie Giglio joins us for another week of Epicenter, picking back up in Romans chapter 8 and showing us how God uses our present sufferings for good.

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Our Present Suffering and Our Future Glory

Louie Giglio

39M

Join Louie Giglio as he walks us through the reality of Romans 8:18-28 and what it means for our lives amidst the troubling times we are living through.

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A New Mindset for a Brand New Way of Life!

Louie Giglio

44M

Continuing in our Epicenter collection, Louie Giglio shares more on Romans 8, highlighting the importance of our minds being transformed by the power of the Word rather than the pattern of the world and emphasizing the importance of knowing and understanding our identity in Christ.

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The Verdict Is In

Louie Giglio

46M

Louie Giglio kicks off a collection of talks called Epicenter, focusing on Romans 8. As he breaks down Romans 8:1-4, we see the importance of the words “therefore,” and “in Christ” in verse 1, reminding us that because Jesus sacrificed Himself for us on the cross and paid for our sins, there is now no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus.

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A mother holds her young child in a kitchen and a toddler walks towards her

Family

Complex dynamics and messy relationships can often come to mind when we consider family. As we seek intimacy with the Lord, He comes alongside us in the brokenness and reminds us of our relationship with Him as our loving Father.

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A woman sings out in worship with eyes closed, standing in a group of worshippers

Hope

God is referred to as the “God of hope” in Romans 15:13. Though our circumstances may seem futile, we are to place our hope in “him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us,”

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