Luke’s gospel is just what we need, good news for the poor, weak, and broken.  As you may know Luke’s gospel was written to a man named Theophilus, or lover of God.  He was writing to give a historical and theological account of the life of Jesus. Our...

This is our first Sunday of Advent, which means “coming.”  These weeks preceding Christmas are a time of expectant waiting and preparation for the coming of Christ, always with his 2nd Advent in view.  He will return!  Our passage in I John this...

Paul continues his appeal for Christians to live according to the grace of the gospel and not according to law. He wants them to live in the freedom and joy that comes from resting in the finished work of Jesus. We are now forgiven, adopted as sons...

Over the last few chapters, Paul has been making a theological argument in an attempt to help these new Christians walk in the joy of sonship by the power of the Spirit.  In our passage, he shifts to a more pastoral tone.  He appeals to them to not...

Paul writes to these believers in Galatia who were struggling with spiritual amnesia.  They had forgotten that they were now sons of God through faith in Jesus.  So, Paul reminds the church of its condition before the grace of God, once you were...

In our passage this week, we see that though the law condemns sinners to judgment, the promise of God offers justification and forgiveness through faith in Jesus, the Messiah.  This is the heart of the Christian faith, how through Jesus we become sons...

Thus far, Paul has been very direct with the Galatians, warning them about the dangers of turning to “another gospel.” He has gone so far as to call them “foolish”! In 3:15-22, Paul now softens his tone, appealing to his readers as “brothers and...

Hannah Anderson, author and Gospel Coalition contributor, speaks on Rest for Your Soul: Finding Freedom in Humility. Hannah shares how humility orients our hearts before God and grounds our souls in the peace we long for. Learn to abandon our...

After proving Abraham was right with God through faith and not by works, he goes on to prove this is true of all God's people. He warns this church of the temptation to go the way of faith in Christ plus any other work. Paul makes clear there are...

As Jesus finished his public ministry in Galilee, he set his face to go to Jerusalem where he knew that he would die to bear the penalty of sin. On the first stop of the journey, he entered a Samaritan village and was rejected, unable to stay with...