God keeps His word. That's a promise we can all rely on, and it's the subject of today's Dwelling Place broadcast, Pastor Al Pittman is in Acts two.

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Being a Christian in a secular world isn’t always easy is it? You might even see the conflict between righteousness and worldliness on the job every day. The temptations are everywhere. But, as we’ll see in our study today, Christians are supposed to set themselves above the ways of the world. It’s a lofty goal, but one that is certainly not beyond our reach.

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It’s always exciting to read about the birth of the early Church and its leaders, several of whom went on to write much of the New Testament. As we take a look at the amazing events that took place in those early days, there are so many lessons that can be applied to our lives today. I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised at how much the believers of today have in common with the first century Christians.

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In Acts chapter one, Jesus told His followers they would receive the power of the Holy Spirit to be His witnesses. They did indeed receive power, and that power to be a witness is not only essential but available still today. We’ve just begun a new series in Acts, and pastor Al will share the second half of his introductory message today.

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Today on The Dwelling Place, pastor Al Pittman begins a new series in the book of Acts. You’ll find Acts right after John’s gospel, and that’s a very appropriate place to find it, because many bible scholars refer to Acts as “the fifth gospel”. The star of the shows to speak, is the Holy Spirit. He descends on the church in chapter two, and for the rest of the twenty-eight chapters, we see Him at work in the lives of great men like Peter, and Paul.

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God transforms our lives by His Holy Spirit. He makes us what we ought to be – more loving and joyful. We’ll learn how it happens today on The Dwelling Place. We’ve come in our study of Galatians to chapter five verses sixteen through eighteen

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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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There are obsolete laws everywhere, and today on The Dwelling Place, we’ll again look at the relationship between Old Testament Law, and the Grace of Jesus Christ. This is not to imply that God’s law is obsolete, but we must integrate our adherence to the Law, with our understanding that we’ve been sanctified and set apart through our relationship with Jesus Christ.

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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.

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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.

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