The Spirit That Raises the Dead
What Romans 8:11 Teaches About Life, Leadership, and Legacy

George B. Thomas

Let’s be honest. Most of us are trying to outrun something. For some, it’s failure. For others, it’s fear, fatigue, or the slow erosion of meaning that comes from chasing endless metrics and milestones. We treat our calendars like battlegrounds, our inboxes like survival tools, and our ambitions like lifelines. But Romans 8:11 interrupts all that noise with a reality check and a revelation: “The Spirit of God, who raised Jesus from the dead, lives in you.”
That single verse is both a comfort and a confrontation. It says, you’re not as powerless as you think, but also, you’re not as in control as you pretend to be.
Let’s unpack that together.
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