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  • Galatians: The Gospel of Freedom | Week 7

    WEEK 7: GOSPEL PROMISE

    Galatians 3:15–29
    Driller even deeper into the Old Testament, Paul highlights a crucial detail that the Galatians seem to have forgotten: the promise made to Abraham predates the Law given to Moses by over 400 years. So, how could the Law supersede these promises? While Paul acknowledges the Law’s purpose and its benefits to Israel, he emphasizes that it never held a higher position than the promise itself.

    37 min
  • Galatians: The Gospel of Freedom | Week 6

    WEEK 6: GOSPEL FAITH

    Galatians 3:6–14
    Relentless in his defense of the gospel, Paul moves beyond recent history and the practices of the early church, travelling back in time to the very roots of their faith, to Abraham, the patriarch. Paul uses this journey to underscore a timeless truth: Even from the very beginning God’s favor has always been upon those who walk by faith, and not those who are cursed to rely solely on adherence to rules.

    41 min
  • Galatians: The Gospel of Freedom | Week 5

    WEEK 5: GOSPEL FINISH

    Galatians 3:1–5
    Chapter 3 of Galatians marks a turning point. Paul’s tone sharpens as he leaps to defend the true nature of the gospel. The Galatians, he charges, have demonstrably strayed. They began their journey of faith in Christ, yet now they seek completion through their own works. But listen closely, Galatians! The path to salvation remains the same from beginning to end: it is a journey of faith, not a race won by effort.

    42 min
  • Galatians: The Gospel of Freedom | Week 4

    WEEK FOUR: GOSPEL TRUTH

    Week 4: Galatians 2:11–21
    Even the esteemed Peter, a pillar of the early church, wasn’t immune to missteps. As Paul continues his letter to the Galatian churches, he recounts an incident where Peter distanced himself from Gentile Christians for reasons of ceremonial purity. Paul uses this incident to highlight that our salvation comes not through our own actions or external religiosity, but only through faith in the sacrifice of Christ.

    38 min
  • Galatians: The Gospel of Freedom | Week 3

    WEEK THREE: GOSPEL GRACE

    Galatians 2:1-10
    As Paul continues his narrative, he recounts a pivotal council in Jerusalem. There, the church leaders, including himself and Barnabas, debated the role of Gentiles in the new faith. The central issue was circumcision: should Gentile converts be required to follow this Jewish tradition? Paul emphasizes that the council firmly rejected this notion. True faith, he reminds them, rests not on outward rituals, but on the transformative and amazing grace of God.

    40 min
  • Galatians: The Gospel of Freedom | Week 2

    WEEK 1: GOSPEL MESSENGER

    Galatians 1:10-24

    Moving ahead with his letter, Paul emphasizes that the message he delivered wasn’t human invention. It didn’t originate with other disciples, nor did he simply fabricate it. No, it came directly from God. To underscore this point, he details his conversion experience. His apostleship isn’t a result of clever storytelling; it’s a testament to his unwavering commitment to the divine message he received.

    38 min
  • Isaiah 40-41: Comfort, Comfort My People | Week 4

    Week 4: Isaiah 41:1-20

    GOD’S POWER, MY FEARLESSNESS!

    Isaiah 41 is a message of divine courage. God addresses a shaking Israel, assuring them of his constant presence and protection. In stark contrast to the weakness of idols, the Lord promises to be their unwavering strength and guide. If we can now face the future certain that God will not leave us, what room has fear left to wreak havoc in our hearts?

    40 min
  • Isaiah 40-41: Comfort, Comfort My People | Week 3

    Week 3: Isaiah 40:27-31

    GOD’S GREATNESS, MY RENEWAL!
    As Chapter 40 draws to a close, Isaiah’s prophecy speaks to a despondent Israel. Weary from enduring hardship and pain, the people question God’s awareness, let alone His care. In a thunderous response, the Lord declares not only His watchful presence but also His deep compassion. He is the source of strength, refreshment, and renewal, even amidst their trials.

    40 min
  • Isaiah 40-41: Comfort, Comfort My People | Week 2

    Isaiah 40:12-26

    Week 2: God’s Uniqueness, My Stillness!
    In this middle portion of Isaiah 40, the Lord through Isaiah employs rhetorical questions to underscore His unparalleled sovereignty. By highlighting his dominion over both the natural world and human affairs, the Lord emphasizes his incomparable nature. Truly, there is no one like our God!

    35 min

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We exist to lead people to become fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ. You can listen to our weekly sermons from our Austin, Dripping Springs and Buda Kyle campuses here!