The Church in Smyrna was poor and persecuted. Yet, the Lord Jesus comforts them greatly.

The church in Ephesus was church that knew how to fight. They were doctrinally sound, tough, and patient. Nonetheless, Jesus knew their love had grown cold. Does this perhaps characterize many of our Reformed churches today?

In this sermon I provide some summary thoughts on the book of Galatians.

Who is the Israel of God that Paul addresses in Galatians 6:16?

Paul identified the true motivations behind the Judaizers false Gospel, and then teaches us how to avoid them!

Paul uses the analogy of reaping and sowing to describe our need to continue walking by the Spirit all the days of our lives.

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In this sermon we learn five marks of a healthy, Spirit-filled church.

In this sermon we are reminded that since we have crucified our flesh, we must walk by the Spirit, we must mortify our sin.

Paul has just announced that when we are justified we are freed from being condemned by the Law. Does this mean we can sin now? What do we do with this newfound freedom? Paul answers that question by telling us what to do, why to do it, and how we can do it.

In this sermon we see a very serious side of Paul as he goes on attack against false teachers.