After studying what scripture has to say about whom we have a responsibility to give to, we now consider to what extent we are expected to give to others. We also contemplate what it means to be responsible as a part of various groups we might find ourselves in.

Ryan walks through the first 9 verses of chapter 2 pointing us to the main point of the passage, namely, that the apostles heard the gospel Paul was preaching and "added nothing to it." This truth not only put to bed many controversies swirling around the Galatian church, but also encourages us to confront false teaching, pursue unity, and fight against legalism.

In the installment of Pastor Ryans series covering the book of Galatians we examine three facts that Paul appeals to in order to establish the authenticity an validity of the Gospel He is preaching. These truths strengthen our own trust in Gospel while emboldening our hearts to, like Paul, be ready to defend the validity and authenticity of the Gospel communicated to us in scripture and confirmed to our hearts by the Holy Spirit.

We are taking a break from studying the confession to consider the Biblical command to love our neighbor. Today we begin with a historical overview, the foundations of the discussion, and just enough of what the Bible says on the matter to leave us with more questions than answers. 

At a time when false gospels run rampant, Galatians 1 teaches us that no matter the error there has only ever been one true Gospel. Pastor Ryan faithfully and passionately warns of the dangers of false teaching, extols the beauty of the Gospel, and calls us to carefully examine the teachings that we hear and proclaim.

Pastor Caleb concludes our study of the sacraments by teaching us from the confession the Biblical purpose, effect, and proper administration of the sacrament of the Lords Supper.

Pastor Ryan begins his series in Galatians by giving an overview of the themes and theology of the book while expositing the first 5 verses, reminding us that though we live in an evil age Christ has delivered us and secured our future with him!

Who should be baptized? How should they be baptized? When should someone be baptized? Pastor Caleb answers these questions from scripture, and gives practical advise to parents and churches as they pray through how and when to baptize those under their care

Pastor Ryan finishes his series about the New Covenant by teaching on the significance of Credo-Baptism. He gives Biblical grounds for the practice of it, and explains the great importance it holds in our understanding the New Covenant correctly.

Pastor Caleb explains the difference between sacraments and ordinances exploring the confessions use of these terms (or lack thereof.) Then walks through who is permitted to administer Baptism and The Lords Supper, when they should be administered, and where the should be administered.