The faith of Abraham shows us that God was always going to justify sinners by faith and not by works of the law.

Putting Jesus first in our lives

God's promise to justify by faith was not changed, for the law was a guardian until Christ came.

Paul rebuked Cephas publicly for not acting in line with the truth of the gospel because he undermined justification by faith.

Paul shares his testimony to prove his gospel is from Jesus and not from any man.

The Apostle Paul urges the Galatian Christians not to turn to a different gospel, for the gospel Paul preaches is the one and only gospel.

As the physical manifestation of the universal and invisible heavenly gathering, the local church manifests the wisdom, power and love of God.

Jesus sacrificially lays down his life for the church to make her holy and blameless. As the bride of Christ, the church must be faithful to her bridegroom.

Jesus is the head of his body, which is the church. As different members of his body, every Christian serves interpedently with one another to build toward maturity in Christ.

Christian fellowship is the partnership we have in the gospel. This means we share in Christ (common possession) and the ministry of reconciliation (common purpose).