Paul's letter to the Galatians emphasizes the theme of God's unmerited favor and the freedom that comes from justification by faith. The book of Galatians is a defense of the gospel of grace against the Judaizers who were bringing people back into bondage by requiring circumcision and adherence to the law of Moses. [... more]

Paul confronts the Church of Galatia for putting themselves under the bondage of the law, basing their favor with God on their performance instead of the work of Jesus. He emphasizes that true transformation and righteousness come from faith in Jesus Christ, not from keeping a moral code or the law of Moses. The gospel of grace is about God doing something that only God can do, and it's not about trusting one's efforts to gain righteousness. [... more]

The gospel of grace in Jesus Christ is an exclusive truth that cannot be compromised or distorted. It is rooted in history, asserted by prophecy, affirmed by miracles, and actualized in lives. Christians are called to be rooted in this truth, discerning between error and objective truth, and to live with abandon, pleasing God alone. [... more]

Born-again believers are pilgrims on earth, serving as ambassadors for Christ in a foreign land, and should abound in thanksgiving every day, enriched through their Saviour. [... more]

Apostle Paul defends the truth of the Gospel against false teachers in Galatia, emphasizing his authority as an apostle and the importance of faith in Christ for justification, rather than following the law. [... more]

Paul's missionary journey continues as he visits Galatia and Phrygia, strengthening the disciples. Meanwhile, a Jewish man named Apollos arrives in Ephesus, preaching Jesus but lacking knowledge of the crucifixion and resurrection. Aquila and Priscilla disciple him, and he becomes a powerful preacher, refuting the Jews and showing from the Scriptures that Jesus is the Christ. [... more]

Pastor Rick Gaston teaches through the book of Acts, focusing on Paul's journey to Ephesus, Jerusalem, and Antioch, and the ministry of Apollos, a fervent and eloquent man who lacked a deeper understanding of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics including Bible doctrine, Islamic apologetics, and the Quran, while also addressing the importance of critical thinking and causation in understanding the world and the existence of God. [... more]