The inviolable laws of agriculture apply in other areas of life. This passage highlights three...

The church as a family is a familiar picture but what does that mean? Galatians 6 highlights some slightly unexpected characteristics.

God saves us like we are but is not content to leave us that way but change is hard. How can we change and grow to become the people God wants us to become?

Freedom is an easily misunderstood concept, even spiritually. But freedom is vital and this week we should consider what it means to be truly free.

Abraham's decisions impacted his family's future....just like yours do. There are deep spiritual lessons that surface by considering the story as Paul retells it to make a surprising point...so lean in.

The potential exists for anyone to become a spiritual shipwreck. Paul saw it happening in slow motion in Galatia and his passionate plea helps us avoid it as well.

The love of a parent for a child is beyond compare. That might explain why God chose that relationship to describe his love for you.

We all have sone uniqueness about us, but there are commonalities in the human experience. The same is true spiritually.

The gospel of grace can only be understood by examining the interplay between law and promise.

In beginning to unpack the theology of the gospel of grace Paul points to two pieces of evidence...as proof of spiritual life. It is worth looking for their presence in our lives as well.