Today in our reflections, we started Ephesians.  We'll look at 1:1-14.  We see today that not only are we not saved by our works, but even our faith, that is a gift of God.  God is at work in all things and is bring us to salvation for His glory! 

Tonight in our final bible study of the semester, we talk of the importance of the return of Christ, and the hope that this truth provides to us.  This truth is not something that is scary; it is something that gives us great hope! 

Today in our final passage from Galatians Paul tells us that if he is going to boast in anything, it will be in the cross of Jesus Christ.  Nothing else in this world can satisfy.  Only Jesus.

Today in our readings, we look at Galatians 6: 1-10.  In this passage we see Paul tell us to bear each others burdens. But we are to bear our own burdens as well.  In this, Paul gives us a beautiful picture of what life can be like.  

In our Sunday Traditional Sermon, Andy looks at John 15: 1-17.  Every branch that bears fruit, Jesus prunes.  His pruning doesn't mean that He is done with us.  It means He sees fruit in us.  

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.