In this sermon we discuss how those who seek to be justified by Law end up denying most of the great Solas which came to characterize the Reformation. We discuss how any religious system that rejects faith alone justification is not the Gospel of the Apostles.

In this sermon we examine the allegorical argument Paul makes in regards to Hagar's slavery and Sarah's freedom.

In this sermon, we take a break from what Paul is arguing, and examine how Paul is arguing. From that, explore the richness and the glory of the Old Testament understood rightly.

In this sermon we discuss six principles to keep in mind as we disciple the nations.

(I apologize for the sound quality. My normal recording device malfunctioned.)

In this sermon we examine Paul's confusion as he contemplates Galatian apostasy. He reminds us that apostasy is always sacrificing something glorious for something weak, false and dead. We are admonished to keep the faith, fight the fight, run the race, and endure to the end. No turning back!

This is a sermon about spiritual adoption. Paul describes our spiritual journey from slavery to children, and from children to heirs. Paul shows us how the Gospel is the freeing power of God that releases us from our bondage, and adopts us into the family of God.

In this sermon I address the cultural division by reminding us of Paul's words that reconciliation and unity can never truly be had outside of Christ and His Gospel.

Now that Paul has so clearly proved the Law cannot justify, the question remains: why was it given at all? In this sermon, we explore Paul's answer to that question.

Paul takes his argument against justification by works to an even deeper level, and exposes how this system nullifies the great Covenant God made with Abraham long ago.

In this sermon, Paul refutes two incorrect notions: that the justification is by lineage, and that justification is by law. He also clarifies what the promise given to Abraham looks like when fulfilled.