In chapter three, Paul attacks one of the sacred beliefs of the Jews. He effectively proves that only those of faith are the descendants of Abraham. Secondly, he shows how Jesus removed the curse of the law in His death.

Paul begins his assault on works based salvation here in chapter 2. He discusses his confrontation with the Apostle Peter and describes what has become to be known as the First Doctrinal Controversy. Paul comes to the realization that if salvation is through the Law, then Christ died in Vain.

The Apostle Paul writes this letter to the churches in Galatia to defend Christian Liberty against legalism. In the first chapter. He begins his attack on false gospel and cements his apostleship.

The Story of Zacchaeus is a great example of what happens when someone meets Jesus.

James closes the last book by addressing prayer for sin and forgiveness of sin.

The first part of James chapter five deals with the unrighteous rich oppressing others. James strongly rebukes them and we can use this lesson practically in our own lives by having integrity in all areas of our lives, specifically business. Next James discusses being patient, graceful and loving to others as we live our lives for Christ.

The main topics in chapter four are pride and humility. James addresses having pride towards man and God and what consequences that brings.

James describes the tongue as a might destructive power. It can destroy someone's life in just a few words. Chapter 3 continues with James encouraging us to use our words for good and not evil.

On Easter Sunday we celebrate the day that Jesus rose victoriously from the grave. Learn what happened and how it impacts us.

Pastor Seymour explores the events surrounding Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem before His death.