In The Word

We have peace with God, our Father, because of Christ and His atoning work!

When Christ was born, hope entered the world. Not an uncertain hope, but a hope grounded in God's word and his power!

Christ has commanded us to practice this ordinance in remembrance of Him, yet we often rush this special time of worship. Today, we look at the importance of the Lord's Supper

Tithing is a sticky subject in most churches, but it doesn't have to be.

In our modern Christian culture, we often lose sight of the importance of baptism. While it isn't necessary for salvation, it is still an important part of the Christian faith and reaches across both the Old and New Testaments.

Paul concludes his letter to the Galatian church by reminding them that our boasting is not in our works or in the cross of Christ!

Walking in the Spirit means that we are to live differently, doing good works. This means we are to tend to the needs of others.

The Christian life is a struggle. We must walk in the spirit to grow in Christ and see the fruit of the Spirit develop in our lives.

We are called to freedom in Christ! Any attempt to put us back under the yoke of the law is an attempt to nullify the Gospel!

Paul is clear: only grace through faith can save! We cannot trust in any other works, only the cross of Christ!

Works cannot save anyone. Children of the law will not inherit alongside the children of promise. Here, Paul uses the Old Testament to paint a picture of how we are saved by grace through faith.

Paul expresses his concern that the Galatians are drifting from the true Gospel. Like a parent calling to a wayward child, he urges them to stay true to the faith.

We have been freed from the elementary principles of this work and given the right to become children of God! And yet so man choose to live in slavery to sin. Don't go back!

When Moses was given the law, it didn't overturn the promises made to Abraham. This is why Paul says salvation has always been promised by grace through faith.

If we rely on our obedience to the Law of Moses, we are cursed. It is only through faith that we may live!

Paul goes to great lengths explaining that salvation by grace through faith is not a new idea with the coming of Jesus. Rather, it has been God's plan from the beginning.

The Galatian church was drifting from the pure truth of the Gospel. Paul explains to them that Salvation by grace through faith has always been God's plan.

We have not only been forgiven and pardoned for our sin, we have been justified!

We all stumble and fall from time to time. This is why we need the church to hold us accountable and help pick us back up.

The Gospel changes us! When we come to Christ, we are made new, being given new appetites and affections. This truth is one of the most powerful proofs that the Gospel is the power of God unto Salvation.

When the Gospel was spread to the gentile nations, many Jews felt they should honor the law and the covenant of circumcision . In this letter, Paul goes into great detail defending his authority as an apostle and clearly stating that we are saved by grace through faith in Christ alone.

Daniel concludes his book with an account of the end times. While times will be hard for the church, there is always hope found in the new life of Jesus Christ.

Have you ever wondered is the Bible can be trusted? This week we se that the Bible is accurate and truly inspired as we look at the way events in history line up perfectly to Daniel's vision.

When we pray, God listens. This week we look at the message Daniel receives from an angelic visitor.

The angel Gabriel delivers the answer to Daniel's prayer explaining how God will restore Israel and make atonement for their sin.