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.

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

The feeding of the 4,000, is a testament to Jesus’ boundless compassion and provision. It serves both as a needed reminder and as a gentle rebuke of our forgetfulness.

Jesus confronts escalating Pharisee criticism, exposing their replacement of God’s law with tradition. We see our own tendency to substitute God’s commands with easier rules, rather than relying on Christ’s fulfillment of the law.

We see Jesus’ arrival spreading quickly, his healing power, and his complete salvation. Jesus saves fully, holds us firmly, and calls us to share his good news.

Matthew 14:22-36 shows Jesus as both fully human and fully God, demonstrating his power over creation for our salvation.