Perhaps some of you have been adopted, or have adopted a child or two yourself! That can be a great blessing not only for the child, but the parents as well. The Bible teaches that we who are believers have been adopted by God Himself, and we’ll see what a true blessing that is today on a Daily Walk.

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We’ve got a great study lined up for you today on A Daily Walk, centered on the grace of God!Here inGalatians chapter three Paul is laying out a wonderful doctrinal defense for the grace of God. TheGalatians had strayed away from a loving relationship with Jesus and the grace He alone provides. Instead they were trying to live up to the law, as so many still do to today. But as we’re learning through Galatians, that only leads to frustration and failure.

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Have you ever tried to do something that was totally outside your ability and simply couldn’t do it? Maybe it was trying to bench press a few hundred pounds or running a marathon and you fell way short of the mark. Today on a Daily Walk we learn that none of us can become righteous in our own effort. Simply put, it’s impossible. Instead we ought to believe in and live by the grace of Jesus.

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We are justified, sanctified and glorified by grace through faith. In other words salvation and growth comes from God and not us! As you may have noticed we can so easily drift away from this and start adding fleshly effort into the mix! And that leads to nothing but problems. Today pastor John Randall opens Galatians chapter three and uncovers important doctrinal instruction about the grace of God that we can all benefit from!

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We’re saved by grace through faith, but did you realize just as we need grace to start this Christian life, we need God’s grace to grow and live day by day? Freedom is found as we live by grace and allow the Holy Spirit to empower our lives. That’s the emphasis of today’s message from Galatians on a Daily Walk. Perhaps like the Galatians we’ll meet today you’ve moved away from simply loving Jesus and living by grace. See with ushow to get back on track.

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As we head back to chapters one and twoof Galatians the apostle Paul is in the midst of defending himself and his ministry. Lies were being spread about him and he wanted to clear things up. In doing so he takes a strong stand for the gospel of grace.

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If you’re a Christian you have a testimony and the Lord can use it in powerful ways.In Galatians chapter one we run across the Apostle Paul’s testimony. We’ll notice who he was before he was saved, and can’t help but see the big difference after God got a hold of his life.

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In many areas of life people put in the time and effort to achieve their goals. But when it comes to our salvation from sin and approval with God we need to realize we can’t earn it and we don’t deserve it. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall visits the first ten verses of Galatians chapter one. It’s a marvelous declaration of the grace of God.

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Countless numbers of people today are living under the impression that they can somehow earn a spot in heaven. But the book of Galatians makes it clear that salvation is not deserved but something God gives us. It comes to us by grace through faith and that alone.

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Today on a Daily Walk we aim to complete our study of Acts and as you’ll see it ends in a rather unique way. Some have referred to this book as the Unfinished Symphony. And pastor John Randall believes it to be very intentional as the story continues right on into the present day.

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