We are reminded in this section of Galatians 3 that God’s work of salvation is not rooted in our good works but in the unchanging character and irrevocable promises of God.

We are reminded in this section of Galatians 3 that God’s work of salvation is not rooted in our good works but in the unchanging character and irrevocable promises of God.

(Note: The sound quality is poor at the beginning of this recording, but improves about 3 minutes in.) In this last sermon from John 3 and 4, we see Jesus' encounter with a Gentile nobleman and are reminded that we do not follow Jesus because of what he can give us but because of who he is.

(Note: The sound quality is poor at the beginning of this recording, but improves about 3 minutes in.) In this last sermon from John 3 and 4, we see Jesus' encounter with a Gentile nobleman and are reminded that we do not follow Jesus because of what he can give us but because of who he is.

As with Nicodemus, Jesus brings the life-giving message of the gospel to all who cross his path, regardless of who they are.

As with Nicodemus, Jesus brings the life-giving message of the gospel to all who cross his path, regardless of who they are.

Has our familiarity with John 3:16 caused us to cease marveling at God's love? This message takes a look at the first part of John 3, revealing how we are much like Nicodemus and how great God's love for us is.

Has our familiarity with John 3:16 caused us to cease marveling at God's love? This message takes a look at the first part of John 3, revealing how we are much like Nicodemus and how great God's love for us is.

In Galatains 3:10-14, Paul continues to make clear the message of salvation by grace through faith in Christ alone, saying that Jesus became a curse for us, taking the curse due to us for our sin, so that we might receive the blessings promised to Abraham and the gift of the Holy Spirit.

In Galatains 3:10-14, Paul continues to make clear the message of salvation by grace through faith in Christ alone, saying that Jesus became a curse for us, taking the curse due to us for our sin, so that we might receive the blessings promised to Abraham and the gift of the Holy Spirit.