When we drift from the Biblical Gospel, it is our relationship with Jesus which we are deserting, not merely doctrine. 

Today we introduce Galatians and see how it may apply to our context. 

God's book of nature, His book of Scripture, and the respondent plea for grace. 

As we finish the book of Haggai, we look at the doctrine of election and its profound implications for our messy lives. 

Haggai calls the people to recall their previous circumstances, and recognize what God is after for His people. 

Having seen the most important provision from God, which is His presence, we look at what else He promises to provide. 

This week, we behold the Gospel promise of communion with God, and how He applies it to our deepest discouragements. 

In this message, we consider how necessary it is for us to draw to Jesus so that we can develop in community. 

We begin our series in Haggai by confronting the tendency we have to delay the work. 

We finish Psalm 23 by taking note of how well covered we are by the Shepherd, no matter how difficult life may become.