When you look at all the truths that the apostle’s tell us should control our emotions and behaviours, the reality of the New Earth is high on the list. This Lord’s Day, we will consider the reality of the New Earth and how it should compel us toward righteousness and hope.

As we continue in our series in Galatians, we see Paul unpack the blessings of the New Covenant, one of which is the adoption we have as God's Children.

Paul has shown that the Mosaic Law does not bring salvation. The question then is, for what reason was the Law given? Paul answers this question decisively in chapter 3 of Galatians.

The apostles repeatedly give one main exhortation to wives, and that is that they subject themselves to their own husbands. This Lord’s day we will unpack this apostolic teaching and its implications for godly living.

As we continue in Galatians, we see Paul proving from the Old Testament scriptures, that salvation is of faith, and not by works of the law. He shows that the one true path to righteousness is through Jesus Christ.

The Scripture calls husbands and fathers “heads” of their households. What is their duty? How does a head know that he is functioning in accordance with God’s design?

As we continue in the book of Galatians, we see in Chapter 2 that Paul uses his correction of Peter to show the Galatians the importance of staying the course of the gospel.

As we continue our short series of Reminders, this morning we look at the trio of virtues that are at the heart of a healthy church - Faith, Love and Hope.

In our new short series, we will be looking at important reminders about how to live as a faithful church. From 1 Thessalonians, we see the Church's exemplary model and how its faith was known throughout the world.

In his heated letter to the Galatians, Paul skips the commendation of the church to show his astonishment at how quickly they deserted the God of the Gospel. His charge is that there is only one true Gospel, and that they ought to let everything else be accursed.