In Galatians 3:1-14 we see the true gospel that saves you is the same gospel that keeps you, and the same gospel that leads you home. And the invitation of the gospel is open to all.

In Galatians 2:11-21 encounter the truth that regardless of resume or reputation, we are all equal in our hopelessness and our helplessness but, good news, by grace through faith Jesus is an equal opportunity Savior.

In Galatians 2:1-10, we're graciously reminded that the freedom that is ours in Christ is worth living for and dying for. It is worth every single act of daily dying to self.

In Galatians 1:11-24 we're reminded that where God saved us from, where God saved us to, and how He did it—every part of that story—testifies to the authenticity of the gospel message. So tell the story to yourself and to anybody who will listen.

In Galatians 1:6-10 we're reminded that there is no other Gospel but the gospel of Jesus alone and embracing this truth is both the beginning and end of fear.

In Galatians 1:1-5 (and in the book of Galatians as a whole) we see that The death and resurrection of Jesus creates a diverse family born to a life of ongoing transformation by the power of the Spirit.  That’s God’s Very Good Idea! And it’s worth giving your life away to! 

In Psalm 133 we see that unity is more precious than we believe and more impossible than we acknowledge but in Jesus it will mark the most random group of saints imaginable.

In Psalm 127 and 127 we see that impacting future generations is a worthy investment backed by the promises and the power of God and exemplified and secured by Jesus. The dividends are immeasurable.

In Psalm 112:1-10 we see that the way of God’s wisdom is the way of God’s promised blessings. And in Jesus all of those promised blessings are “yes” and “amen”.

In Psalm 73:1-28 we see that the world’s promises of satisfaction will betray you, but God’s promises never will. And when we turn to Jesus, we find Him to be more than enough.