Discover the difference between The Law of God and the little “l” la and how both affect our sense of self and personal fulfillment.

Grace impacts relationships, personal growth, and overall well-being and has the transformative power to create a culture of grace.

Explore the role of admitting weaknesses and the growth that comes from recognizing the need for God’sgrace.

Unlike what many think, if one wants to grow, it’s not about keeping the law.  Find out how to produce more fruit.

Paul discusses how certain activities are nothing more than self-salvation projects to feel less alone and gain a sense of control. 

We all long to be free, but how do we achieve true freedom?

Lessons from the book of Galatians. The freedom of loving with no strings attached brings joy and fulfillment to relationships.

Watch the video to learn what is essential for maintaining healthy and fulfilling relationships.

Martin Luther summarized Christianity in two terms: faith and love. Faith is the source of love, and faith is expressed through love. 

Paul emphasizes what we are free from (Gal 1-4) and then shifts to what we are free for (Gal 5).

Failures don’t define us, and neither do our successes.  God defines us, and His definition for us is beloved. 

Christianity should feel like our chains fell off, not like we need to constantly avoid making mistakes. The Gospel liberates us from…

Countercultural preaching goes against the culture, not with it. It is preaching a message of rest in a world of performance.

In Galatians, Paul urges people not to treat the law as a way of making oneself right with God. That is a recipe for slavery.

In a Seinfeld clip, Elaine represents what the law does. George Castanza represents all of us. Watch Now. . .

Where you look will determine the direction of your life. Take a minute to think about it and consider …

Paul was frustrated with the Galatians for reverting to the idea that keeping the rules, the Law, made them right with God.

Our sin was imputed to Jesus, and His righteousness is imputed to us in salvation.  Athanasius referred to this as the Glorious Exchange. 

We tend to think that God stands at some distance from our sin and waits for us to clean up our acts.  But that’s not who He is.

Preachers are so afraid that somehow preaching too much grace will lead to licentiousness and loose living.  The opposite is actually true.

Do you live in the fear of failure or the freedom of faith? Justification is not just a theological concept. It’s also practical living!!!