Do we create obstacles to salvation for those coming to faith? The Bible says, “If we believe and confess that Jesus is Lord then we will be saved.” We need not create new requirements for people to come to Jesus for salvation. Paul confronts Peter for putting the Law in the way of Gentiles coming to Christ.

How do we carry ourselves in public? Do we pick sides that prioritize obedience or grace? These two virtues are not mutually exclusive however we can become so concerned about our public image that we ostracize those most in need of grace. Let us each live according to the righteousness that God has given us while sharing our lives with those in need of grace.

What does it mean to be an apostle? Paul shares more of his experience in Jerusalem and how He was sent out by the Church to the Gentiles.

It is the same God that was working through Peter to reach the Jews that worked through Paul to reach the Gentiles. And He is the same God that is now working through you. Ministry functions, locations, and anointings may looks different, but it is the same God at work through each of us to reach this world.

Paul makes an incredibly important theological proclamation: That God has called him to bring the Gospel to the Gentiles. This reality that salvation is now available to all by Faith in Jesus alone is the heart of Grace.

Join me here for several in-field audio segments from our recent trip to La Ceiba, Honduras from October 27th through November 3rd 2017. You too can join us on a future mission trip. Get the details at goservechange.com/trips

God is not racist. He does not judge or measure us based on race, ethnicity or political preference. He instead, measures our hearts.

Live from The Hospital Atlantida in La Ceiba, #Honduras

Inductive Bible Study: Galatians 2:3-5; Paul defends the Gospel, that we are saved through faith in Jesus alone and not through works.

Inductive Bible Study: Galatians 2:2; Paul was willing to submit to his leaders to confirm the revelation he had received from Jesus.