What do we do with the Old Testament law? Do we sign up wholesale or ignore it completely? But what if the Old Testament law can actually point us to Jesus and give us greater confidence in him? This week we see from Galatians 3:19-29 how the law reveals our sin so that we might be heirs through faith in Jesus.

Don’t be tricked! We’re right with God and we live for God through faith in Jesus, not what we do. This week we see from Galatians 3:1-18 how Paul gives us 5 pieces of evidence that we are counted righteous and live for God through faith in Jesus, not through the law.

How can you be confident that you’re right with God? This week we see from Galatians 2:11-21 how we can live with confidence that we are right with God and can live for God through faith in Jesus, not anything we do. This frees us to live with confident joy, whether we feel like we’re doing well or we’re struggling.

Heaven’s Good News.  Hear how Paul make clear he’s pleasing God by delivering the gospel which is 100% made in heaven and 100% about Jesus.  In Galatians 1:10-2:10 Paul recounts the history of his plan for religion being changed by a revelation.

SCAM ALERT!!! This week Paul warns us from Galatians 1:1-10 that we must hold fast to the true good news of Jesus. Only the true gospel can set us free, anything else will only enslave us.

According to Jesus, our shame needs dealing with. This week we see from John 21 how the Resurrected Jesus meets with Peter, who had denied him three times, to insist that Peter allow Him to graciously deal with his shame.

Following Jesus can be really hard, how do we know we won’t be disappointed in the end? This week we see from Psalm 133 and Psalm 134 how we can look forward to enjoying the peace God gives His people, praise the Lord and know his blessing and be spurred on to live in these now.

How can a Psalm that’s not about you be great news for you? This week we see from Psalm 132 how in our need, we can cry out to God to remember all that Jesus our King has done and rejoice that we get to share in all God’s promises to our King.

Sometimes shame can be overwhelming. How can we deal with shame? This week we see from Psalms 130 and 131 how in our sin and shame, we can look to the Lord with patient and humble hope, because he is forgiving and steadfast.

Where is your safe spot?  Singing and praying for evil to finally come to an end.  See from Psalms 129 that the Lord is righteous and righteously deals with evil.  Psalm 129 is for those who are weary of evil.