In this sermon, Paul publicly confronts Peter in Antioch over his hypocrisy, highlighting the tension between Jewish customs and the inclusive message of the gospel. Paul's bold action teaches us the importance of defending essential truths, even at the cost of unity, when the purity of the gospel is at stake.

Hear the enduring wisdom and profound clarity of John Calvin as he expounds St. Paul's letter to the Ephesians Church. In Ephesians 1:1-3, Calvin invites us to understand our spiritual blessings, not confined to one era or place, but relevant for all time. He emphasizes our call to recognize and rejoice in the divine inheritance bestowed upon us through Christ, encouraging a life of thankfulness and unwavering faith amidst any worldly trial.

In the face of great pressure to compromise the purity of the gospel, Paul demonstrates unyielding resolve in order to preserve it.

Paul seeks to convince the Galatians that the gospel he received is God's gospel. He does so by testifying that it came through divine revelation and that it came with transformative power.

The Galatians astonishing desertion serves as a warning to all Christians.

Paul's opening statement to his letter to the Galatian churches, here he defends his credibility and reminds them of the gospel of grace.

Dad's testimony of God's grace 16 days before he died.