The book of Galatians is one of Paul's earliest works. In it, he combatted the idea that faith plus works lead to salvation. He warned his audience about the danger of trying to obtain God's favor through the keeping of the law (and losing God's favor when disobeying the law). And, here, to bolster his argument, Paul seems to have quoted an early Christian confession. (4 Minutes/1000 Words)
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Sunday Sermon: Nehemiah 4—God Renews His People by Helping Us With the Opposition
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Sunday Teaching: Nehemiah 2—God Renews His People By Awakening Hope
Read moreGalatians 4:4-5 -- The Son Who Came to Make Sons
Today, let us consider four elements of his coming.
- When did he come?
- Where did he come from?
- How did he come?
- And why did he come?
Each of these questions is answered in our text.
Read moreArchival Post & Podcast: Learning to Pray Massive, Clear Prayers for God's Glory
Nehemiah was used mightily by God. His heart ached for the disrepair in Jerusalem, but he was miles away, the servant of a foreign king. But he prayed hard for the restoration of Jerusalem. He prayed with the knowledge a day would come when he'd go to the king with a massive request. Finally, the day came. (2 Minutes/600 Words)
Read moreLearning To Pray Massive, Clear Prayers For God's Glory
Nehemiah was used mightily by God. His heart ached for the disrepair in Jerusalem, but he was miles away, the servant of a foreign king. But he prayed hard for the restoration of Jerusalem...
600 Words / 3 Minutes
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