John 21:15-25; How does Jesus treat his failed disciples? He reclaims, renews and redirects them for his work and his purpose. 

John 21:1-14; On this Lord's Day morning we see how Jesus reveals himself to his disciples after his resurrection on a fishing trip. Here we see again the mighty power of Jesus, the gracious provision of Jesus and, the wonderful presence of Jesus. 

John 17:1-26; Just hours before his crucifixion, Jesus Christ prays to his Father. In this prayer we see exactly what Jesus wants for his disciples (and for us who now believe). His prayer is an invitation into fellowship with the Father and the Son and each other. 

Galatians 4:1-6; Paul continues his thoughts about us being heirs according to the Promise of Abraham by describing what our life was like under the law and the amazing transformation that Christ has accomplished by his work. We have gone from slaves to sons in this impossible work. 

Galatians 3:15-29; the Law, when used the way God intended, is good. But when used to gain entrance to heaven and favor with God, the Law is a junk yard dog let off its leash. 

Galatians 3:1-14; There are two ways to get to Heaven. The common path is the way of the law. The uncommon path, and the only path that will get you to where you want to go is the way of Faith. Paul lays out these two ways in this passage and urges the Galatians to not leave the path of faith for the path of the law. 

Galatians 2:11-21; In one of the most embarrassing episodes for the early church Peter denies the gospel by his actions and Paul publicly confronts him. Paul teaches us that even by our actions we can deny the truth of the gospel-that justification in by Faith alone in Christ alone. 

Galatians 1:11-2:10; Paul begins his defense of his Apostolic authority and the purity of his message in the passage. He does so by reminding the Galatian churches that his message is God's not mans, giving personal proof of Jesus' call on his life and pointing to apostolic approval of the message of God's grace in Jesus Christ. 

Galatians 1:6-10; Paul musters up some godly sarcasm and hyperbolic language to express his shock that the churches of Galatia are leaving Jesus. He teaches that anything less than the Amazing Grace of God is no gospel at all. 

Galatians 1:1-5; What is worth getting angry about? Paul shows his anger in his letter to the Galatians...they had attacked something that he loved. Even in his greeting he comes out swinging because the authority of God, the grace of God and the glory of God are at stake.