Pastor Mark's Wednesday evening teachings will give us an overview of God's Word from Genesis to Revelation. Tonight, Pastor Mark begins continues in the book of 1st Samuel.

As Paul seeks to defend the message of the gospel that he preached, he turns to his life before Christ, at the time of meeting Christ and to the years that followed. As Paul shares his testimony he provides very credible evidence for the fact that this message was not an invention of man but had clearly been received directly from the Lord.

Jesus paid the ultimate price on the cross for our sins, or a spiritual healing. He also paid a physical price of being beaten and abused just prior to that. And this was to bring us physical healing.

Jesus paid the ultimate price on the cross for our sins, or a spiritual healing. He also paid a physical price of being beaten and abused just prior to that. And this was to bring us physical healing.

As Paul seeks to defend the message of the gospel that he preached, he turns to his life before Christ, at the time of meeting Christ and to the years that followed. As Paul shares his testimony he provides very credible evidence for the fact that this message was not an invention of man but had clearly been received directly from the Lord.

How can a nation become great and privledged among nations? Honor God. We should never become ashamed of how much God has blessed our nation. Rather, we should tell the whole world how they too can be blessed from the Lord.

How can a nation become great and privledged among nations? Honor God. We should never become ashamed of how much God has blessed our nation. Rather, we should tell the whole world how they too can be blessed from the Lord.

The apostle Paul knew the power of the gospel of grace to transform a life but he also knew the danger that comes when we try to add anything to this grace to make one acceptable to God. In the letter of Galatians Paul exposes the danger of legalism and calls believers to stay true to the biblical gospel.

In today's passage, we find that Jesus was not the only one on trial, but it was Pilate (and the governing authority) that was on trial as well.

The apostle Paul knew the power of the gospel of grace to transform a life but he also knew the danger that comes when we try to add anything to this grace to make one acceptable to God. In the letter of Galatians Paul exposes the danger of legalism and calls believers to stay true to the biblical gospel.