We are instructed by Paul in the book of Galatians of a war between our flesh and the Spirit. We find here an imperative to walk by the Spirit and not to gratify the desires of the flesh. We are to do this through the power of Christ crucified, by putting to death the desires and passions of the flesh and saturating our lives with scripture and fellowship with one another.

Jesus brings his accusations against the leaders of Israel through a series of parables. We reflect on their reactions and our own reactions to the gospel. Asking ourselves if we are disobedient, greedy and, ungrateful when being saved by Christ.

Jesus brings his accusations against the leaders of Israel through a series of parables. We reflect on their reactions and our own reactions to the gospel. Asking ourselves if we are disobedient, greedy and, ungrateful when being saved by Christ.

We take a look at an overarching idea in the first chapter of Mark. Here we see the importance of being conformed to the gospel rather than having the gospel conform to yourself.

We take a look at an overarching idea in the first chapter of Mark. Here we see the importance of being conformed to the gospel rather than having the gospel conform to yourself.

Jesus makes his entry into Jerusalem riding on a donkey. The people shout "Hosanna to the Son of David." The chief priests and the scribes ask Jesus if he is aware of what the people are saying. Answering yes Jesus declares that he is the long awaited King.

Jesus makes his entry into Jerusalem riding on a donkey. The people shout "Hosanna to the Son of David." The chief priests and the scribes ask Jesus if he is aware of what the people are saying. Answering yes Jesus declares that he is the long awaited King.

Towards the end of Paul's letter to the Galatians he instructs them on how the church ought to conduct itself leaning on the righteousness of Christ rather than that of any individual. We see that we are called to humbly draw back those that find themselves in sin. Throughout being encouraged by the cultivation of sanctification.

Towards the end of Paul's letter to the Galatians he instructs them on how the church ought to conduct itself leaning on the righteousness of Christ rather than that of any individual. We see that we are called to humbly draw back those that find themselves in sin. Throughout being encouraged by the cultivation of sanctification.

Paul speaks to the Galatian Church about how our love for God is displayed in how we love others.