How do you know you're right with God? Paul is setting up the key issue in his letter to Christians - declaring the deeply personal answer to this question.

As Paul gives his autobiography we are invited in to see potential conflict about the Gospel going into the world - one episode in Jerusalem that ends in agreement and another in Antioch that ends in rebuke.

How do you know what direction God is calling you? There are internal and external factors that Paul models in his letter for us today.

The opening of Paul's letter to the churches in a region called Galatia where he speaks in a caring and direct way about the realness of truth.

Guest sermon from friend of Mosaic - the RUF Minister at Howard University,

Text: Genesis 39:1-23

Joseph, now in Egypt, works with integrity despite his circumstances. In the midst of this, God is still present and at work in Joseph's life to fulfill His promises.

Text: Genesis 38:1-30

Judah, one member of God's chosen family, leaves everyone behind to pursue his own selfish pleasure. Despite this, God continues to extend his grace and saves him from his brokenness.

Text: Genesis 37:2-4,12-28

Family strife did not end with Jacob and Esau. Similar tensions of deception and hatred continue even with Joseph and his brothers. God still works despite the difficult realities of life that Joseph faces.

Text: Genesis 33:1-17

Jacob now faces his brother Esau decades after the stealing of his birthright and blessing. Despite Esau's initial anger, the brothers now find reconciliation with one another.