Curious about how God’s promise to Abraham impacts us today? Listen in as Pastor Steve explains from ⁠Galatians 3:15-29⁠!

Pastor Steve’s sermon on ⁠Galatians 3:1-14⁠ underscores Paul’s strong rebuke to those abandoning the true faith for works. Just as Abraham received righteousness through faith, in the same way, all believers (his children)—Jew and Gentile alike—are made righteous by faith alone.The Law serves to reveal sin, but only Christ’s sacrifice, received by faith, redeems us from its curse.

Galatians 2:15-21 profoundly declares: we are justified—made righteous—by faith alone, not by anything we do. Our righteousness comes solely through trusting in Jesus’ sacrifice and so our standing with God rests entirely on His grace, and not on our performance. We are freed from striving, empowered to live out of gratitude for His finished work on the cross.

Galatians 2:1-14 emphasizes that the gospel extends to both Jews and Gentiles. He highlights salvation through faith without the need for circumcision.

Galatians 2:1-14 details Paul’s Jerusalem visit and the apostles’ affirmation of grace-alone for justification, apart from law and circumcision. This affirmation of grace over law continues in Galatians.

Pastor Steve leads us in considering Paul’s letter to the Ephesians.

Andrew Graham’s sermon on Mark 3:28-30 highlights the boundless nature of God’s forgiveness while clarifying that the “unforgivable sin” is the knowing and willful rejection of Christ, not mere words. He then encourages mature believers in their continued pursuit of Him.

Ephesians 5:15 onward, begins with Paul’s call to careful living. He urges us to “walk” wisely, understand God’s will, and be filled with the Spirit, evidenced by thanksgiving. This leads to mutual submission, setting the stage for exploring household relationships next week.

Pastor Tony challenges us to consider both the wonder of human understanding, and its limits. We should consider the folly of human pride