When Jesus was 40 days old His parents presented him at the temple. There were two saints who had been looking for Jesus to come. This coming year let us all look for Jesus everyday because He is always there wanting us to recognize Him in our lives. (Luke 2:22-38)

The wise men from the East remind us of the importance of pursuing Jesus. And how to respond when we see him. (Matthew 2:1-11)

Only a few people witnessed the birth of Jesus Christ on that first Christmas. Those did were forever changed! Those who didn't missed it because they weren't looking. What are you looking for this Christmas? (Luke 2:1-20)

Paul concludes his letter to the Galatians showing the distinction between the motivation of the Judaizers and himself. (Galatians 6:11-18)

As Paul is wrapping up his letter to the Galatians he gives us another evidence of being in step with the Spirit with our loves and that is that we have gracious and giving hearts to others. We will receive destruction or blessing based on our choices. (Gal 6:6-10)

How do you know if you are walking in Step with the Holy Spirit? When you and I are being led by the Holy Spirit, we will be reflecting Christ-like Character, Christ-like Compassion and Christ-like Humility. (Galatians 5:25-6:5)

Paul tells us we will never overcome sin or become holy through determined self-effort. Why? Because our will is no match for our fleshly nature. Living free under God’s grace can only happen by living under the influence the Holy Spirit. (Galatians 5:16-23)

Since Jesus Christ has set us free, let us not give in or go back to a life of legalism or license. Rather, let us learn how to live free within the sphere of God's grace. (Galatians 5:1-15)

Paul draws a sharp contrast between the law and grace using Abrahams sons Ishmael and Isaac as an allegorical example. (Galatians 4:21-31)

After 4 chapters of writing to the Galatians about why they should not add Judaism to their faith he now pleads with them on a very personal level. Paul talks about our relationships with the Truth, with each other, with the world and with God. (Gal 4:12-20)