Sunday's message explored the unshakeable truth found in Romans 8:31, where the Apostle Paul asks what can stand against us if God is for us. Preached in the context of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the message drew our attention not only to the physical reality of cancer but also to the burden of despair that so often accompanies it. Through the lens of Paul's letter to the Romans and the healing accounts in Matthew 9, we were reminded that God is a God who heals and a God who raises the dead. The sermon called us to move beyond awareness into action, living as a sheepish congregation that sees suffering and does something about it, all because we are grounded in the conviction that nothing can separate us from the love of God.