As Paul finishes his letter to the people of Galatia he reminds them who they are and how they should be treating one another. Some very practical advice for even us today.

Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should do it. We have a ton of freedoms in our world but how we go about using those freedoms is a whole different story. Can you live in your freedom and still respect those around you? You better or you're not really living in freedom anymore!

Since the people receiving this letter seem to be not getting the whole works and faith illustration, Paul decides to change it up a bit. So he uses the imagery of slaves and sons. What's the difference? That's today's topic.

The story of Jesus entering Jerusalem on Palm Sunday is filled with references to the Old Testament. So many passages in the Old Testament are fulfilled in this section of the bible!

Paul is getting increasingly frustrated by the people who have learned from him yet are living a totally different way of life. They say they believe yet live like they don't. They think their good works are going to save them but yikes! Paul has something to say about that.

Galatians 2 shows what happens when two mature people have a disagreement. We can be on the same team and fighting for the same cause and have a civil disagreement. Novel idea I know!

What is the kingdom of God? And where can it be found? The bible refers to it a lot but do we really know what it's about and where it is? This message is a way of seeing the kingdom in some perhaps unlikely places.

As we start a new book of the Bible it's important to understand the basic structure and purpose that's what we'll do today.

Jesus is not only the author of our faith but also the one who perfects our faith.