There’s a popular saying among pastors concerning sermons. It goes something like this. Tell them what you’re going to tell them, then tell them, and finally, tell them what you told them. The apostle Paul employs this method in his writing of Romans. Having already introduced himself, he will now give a basic introduction explaining what’s ahead of us in the coming chapters of this fascinating book.

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Many well known religions acknowledge that Jesus Christ was a good teacher - perhaps even a prophet - but they often deny His deity. However, the truth of the Scriptures shows them to be wrong. The book of Romans does not pull any punches when it describes Jesus as who He really is - God in human flesh. Romans also serves as a tutorial on how to effectively live out our faith.

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Today we begin delving into the Book of Romans. It should be noted as we begin, that Romans is considered by many bible scholars to be one of the top three most important books in the bible. Many rate it number one! In Chapter one we are introduced to the apostle Paul, who exemplifies this great work of God for a man, in a man, and through a man.

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Today, we enter the New Testament book of James. You’ll find James toward the end of the New Testament, right after Hebrews. James was the half-brother of our Lord Jesus Christ, and as we’ll see during this study, he was a preacher of extraordinary passion. The book of James is all about faith in Christ, and what a relationship with Him really means. We begin at the beginning... in James chapter one

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Today on The Dwelling Place, Al Pittman begins our final study in Galatians and shows us how we are to respond when a fellow believer falls into sin. There’s a tendency to want to shake our finger in disgust, but as we see now, it is at that time when the Bible calls us to restore the individual with gentleness, and use practical love.

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W would God want us in His club? Thankfully membership has its privileges and one of them is the transformation of our lives by The Holy Spirit. He makes us what we ought to be more loving and joyful. We’ll learn how today on The Dwelling Place. We’ve come in our study of Galatians to chapter five verses sixteen through eighteen, where Paul describes the evidence of our transformation

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We continue making our way through the New Testament book of Galatians. And in chapter five, we’re told to stand strong in the freedom we have in Christ. Then we’re warned there are some things that can rob us of our freedom. We’ll also be assured of the difference grace truly makes and be encouraged to hold on to it by faith.

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Today on The program, pastor Al Pittman continues his study of Galatians, and has us turn to the fifth chapter. It’s here that the apostle Paul combats the legalists of his day with the message of God’s grace. It’s pretty amazing to consider that with the life of Jesus, and His resurrection still fresh in their minds, the people of Galatia still thought they needed to follow the rules in order to go to heaven.

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Pastor Al Pittman will show us today what the apostle Paul was referring to when he told the Galatians They have fallen from grace. And as we go along in this section of Galatians, we’ll receive a very strong but needed warning not to pursue self-righteousness. Paul wrote this letter to a group of Jews who just couldn’t accept that the gospel message was intended for Gentiles as well. God’s grace is available to every person - and hallelujah to that!

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Today we begin a series in Paul’s letter to the Galatian church. The underlying theme of this series is going to be one word - grace. The churches in Galatia had strayed away from the truths Paul had taught them when the church was formed. Salvation through grace was the corner stone, and the Galatians had listened to the wrong teachers after Paul left, and now they believed they had to work for their salvation. That’s the same false doctrine that many people are falling for today - even in the strongest Christian churches.

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