The law brings conviction, identifying and increasing sin. It also imprisons us revealing our need for a Savior.

430 years before he gave the law, God gave a promise to Abraham. Our salvation, then, is not through law, but through faith.

Those who rely on the law for their relationship with God, will only find condemnation. The good news is that Jesus was condemned for us.

Abraham was saved by faith alone. We are saved by faith alone. Those saved by faith alone are the sons of Abraham and the fulfillment of an ancient promise.

In the midst of the chaos of life, God is our helper and keeper. We can cast all of our anxieties and cares upon him. He upholds us.

Having the Holy Spirit is proof that we are saved. Christians have received him and are sanctified by him. We receive him by faith.

The evangelical church today is sick--spellbound by doctrinal deviancy. The remedy for bewitching doctrine is the preaching of Jesus Christ crucified.

Galatians 2:20 is a summary of the entire Christian life: I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me. And the life I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.

Within God's law, there is condemnation, and within God's law there is freedom.

Christians have a living hope: an inheritance, perseverance, and joy. This living hope comes from the new birth through the resurrection of Jesus.