Paul argues that justification before God is and must be by faith alone, and he uses the covenant God made with Abraham as the basis for his argument.

Here Paul begins treading into deep theological waters in an effort to help the Galatian Christians understand why it was necessary that Christ had to die on a cross in order to redeem a people to himself.

In this passage, Paul makes the argument that justification before God has always been by faith alone in God and in the words-promises of God.

Since justification is by faith alone, then do works matter- Does the doctrine of justification by faith alone lead to licentiousness- Paul addresses that topic in this section.

In this passage Paul now begins to deal clearly with what the gospel is and explains how it is that faith places the sinner in right standing with God. He makes clear we are justified before God by faith and not by works of the law.

Here Paul will deal with a major issue which had the potential of dividing the church. In this passage we see two giants within the church clashing with each other which will show us that no one is above error, no one is above correction, and fear is never an excuse for sin.

The bodily resurrection of Christ is one of the most important and foundational truths in Christianity because without the historical resurrection of Christ, nothing Jesus said or did matters.

This message is from our Palm Sunday service marking the official start of Passion Week, aka Holy Week. Sunday is the day we commemorate Christ riding into Jerusalem on a donkey five days before his crucifixion.