As we enter the Christmas season, it's essential to revisit the miraculous story of Christ's birth. The journey of the wise men, who traveled from the East guided by a unique star, teaches us valuable lessons. They exemplify the pursuit of...

In Galatians 4, Paul emphasizes the true essence of the Gospel, urging believers to understand and live out their faith. He contrasts the works-based religions of the Greco-Roman world with the Gospel of grace, highlighting the importance of knowing...

This week's message explored Galatians 3:15-20, emphasizing the unchangeable nature of God's covenant with Abraham. The promise includes numerous descendants, a blessed land, and a blessing to all nations through Jesus Christ. The law...

In the valley of Shechem, between Mount Gerizim and Mount Ebal, the Israelites faced a powerful choice between blessings and curses, obedience and disobedience. This ceremony highlighted the importance of faith over works, as seen in Abraham's...

Galatians 2 emphasizes the purity of the gospel and the importance of faith in Jesus Christ alone for salvation. Paul warns against adding any requirements to the gospel, such as circumcision or adherence to Jewish law. Justification comes through...

Galatians 1:1-5 emphasizes the reliability and sufficiency of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Paul reminds the Galatians of the grace and peace that come from God through Jesus, who gave Himself for our sins. The passage underscores the divine plan of...

Galatians was written for recovering legalists—people who have trusted Christ in the past to save them but attempt to live in the present as if their salvation depended on it. They are driven by the notion that God’s goodness to them depends on their...

Holy matrimony is a divine covenant established by God, transcending a mere social contract. It's designed to reflect God's image and foster spiritual growth through sanctification. This union is a tool for holiness, whether in marriage or...

Unreached people, destructive and deadly conflicts, children without families, hunger and food insecurity, drug deaths, the sexual and gender revolution, and many other broken aspects of culture require God’s truth, mercy, grace, love, and ministry...

Many in Israel expected the Messiah to be a political and military deliverer who would immediately restore Israel. Others were unclear about the distinction between the First Advent (the suffering servant) and the Second Advent (the reigning king)...