Sound Doctrine

Paul was quick to point people to Christ, and eager to share the Gospel! Many around him found this message disturbing as we’ll see today on Sound Doctrine. We can expect the same sort of reaction today. Pastor Jeff Johnson will underscore the gospel of grace alone through faith alone on today’s broadcast as part of our continuing study of Galatians.

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We are doing some serious growing right now, because we are studying one of the most challenging books in the bible - Paul’s letter to the Galatians. As we begin a look at chapter two today, Paul has set the stage for his theme in this letter. The churches in Galatia had fallen victim to false teaching. Of course, there was some backlash, of course, but here in chapter two, Paul defends his authority to preach the gospel, and he defends the gospel message as well.

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Today on the program, pastor Jeff will takes us once again to Galatians chapter one, as Paul shares his own personal testimony of how Jesus Christ saved him . The people of Galatia needed to hear this because they had straying in their doctrine. They had been deceived into believing that more than faith in Jesus was required for salvation.

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Today on Sound Doctrine, pastor Jeff Johnson will help us get a grip on the reality of eternity - and what is required for us to spend eternity with God in a place called heaven. In our study of the book of Galatians we are in a section that is biographical in nature. We are considering the first seventeen years of Paul’s ministry.

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If you’re a parent, I’m sure you know the ups and downs of raising kids. When they do something bad, it’s pretty disappointing, isn’t it? Well, consider the apostle Paul and the people of Galatia. The Galatians were Paul’s spiritual children, and they had strayed from the gospel message Paul had taught them - salvation through faith in Christ alone. You can imagine that he was not happy, so he wrote them a letter.

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As we continue in Galatians one today, we are going to continue to see Paul’s angry reaction to his beloved friends in Galatia turning to a false gospel. Remember, this is the only letter Paul wrote that contains absolutely no encouragement. It’s a good old dressing-down!

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Today we again turn to Paul’s letter to the Galatian churches. The churches in Galatia had strayed away from the truths Paul had taught them when the church was formed. Salvation through faith was the corner stone, and the Galatians had listened to the wrong teachers after Paul had left, and now they believed they had to work for their salvation. That’s the same false doctrine that many people are falling for today.

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Jeff Johnson is our Bible teacher, and today he introduces us to the book of Galatians. Over the course of the next couple of months, we’ll be making our way through this epistle, from beginning to end. Passion is part of everyone’s life. Whether you’re passionate about your golf game, or music, or reading, or whatever it is, we all have things we feel passionate about. Do you feel passionate when it comes to the gospel of Jesus Christ?

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Pastor Jeff Johnson has been offering highlights from the life of David over the last couple of months. And we’ve seen many highs and lows, victories and defeats! Sin and it’s consequences. But through it all, the Lord refers to David as a man after God’s heart. And that should be an encouragement to all of us. Even though we blow it, God still sees us through Christ-colored glasses.

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In Second Samuel chapter twenty-four we have the account of David’s final days. His journey is coming to an end, but how would he finish the race? It’s certainly a question we should all consider for ourselves - how will I be remembered? What’s my legacy going to be? How can I glorify God through my life?

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