Andy Talks

Today we finish Galatians 5 by looking at the Fruit of the Spirit. It is important for us to remember when we look at the fruit of the spirit that this is not something that we just up and do.  This is something the Spirit does within us.  

Join us for Bible Study as we look at Acts 2 and see exactly what the church is about and the importance that it plays in our lives and in the world.  

Today in our passage, we see Paul talking about the freedom that we have in Jesus. But what does the freedom mean?  What does this freedom look like?  If we are not careful, we will find that our freedom can even lead to slavery.

In our reading today, we look at Galatians 4: 21 - 5:1.  We see Paul talk about two covenants, one of law, one of grace. Each corresponds to a different Old Testament person, Hagar and Sarah. Will we live under the covenant of works or the covenant of grace?

Today in our reflections on Galatians, we look at 4: 1-7, and we see this wonderful phrase, "in the fullness of time."  At just the right time, place, and to the right people, Jesus was born.  God has a plan for all the world, God has a plan for you and me. At just the right moment Jesus born. At just the right moment, you are where God has you.

Tonight in Bible Study we look at the effect that the resurrection has in our lives, in the world, and what exactly this cosmic event has done for us all! 

In our study today, we look at Galatians 3: 19-29.  In this passage we see a further understanding of exactly what it is that the law does, and we see how in Jesus, we are all all one.

Today in our readings from Galatians, we look at 3: 6-18.  We see that promise given to Abraham goes before the law given to Moses.  Abraham is the father of all who believe in faith.  The law was given not to save, but to mark as being different.  Being holy.

In our message, Andy finishes teaching from Micah 6: 6-8.  In this passage, we told that in the end, we are to walk humbly with our God?  But what exactly does that mean for us and for our lives?  

Today in our readings, we look at Galatians 3: 1-5, and in this passage, we will see the key to our spiritual growth. We live like this - we are saved by faith and our faith grows through works.  Saved by faith, sanctified by works.  This is not the case and is the reason why so many of us are frustrated with our faith.  What, then, are we to do?