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As we continue to look at the story that Paul allegorizes in Galatians chapter 4, we’ll see that he wants to help the Galatians understand that they are trying in vain to get salvation from the law, when the law was never designed to give us our salvation. We can’t get salvation by the things that we do.  And that’s...

When we are confident about who we are in Christ, then we will more readily serve others.  As believers, we are children of the King and joint heirs with Jesus.  So, the act of humbling ourselves and serving others doesn’t diminish that fact or demean who we are.

You know, most of the resolutions we’ve made on New Year’s Day are usually history by Groundhog Day. And what folks need to help them keep their resolutions is accountability. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will talk to Chad Clark about a tool we can use to help us with financial accountability. ...

Salvation is by grace.  So, in the process of salvation, we don’t help God out.  As we look at the passage we’re studying today, Pastor Ford will explain that Paul is saying the promise God made to Abraham and Sarah is very much like our salvation.  God does not need our help to perform any act or bring anything...

In Galatians chapter 4, Paul takes the Old Testament story about Abraham, Sarah, and Isaac and allegorizes it.  Today we’re going to dig into this passage and see what timeless truths Paul is trying to get us to understand by giving this old story a new meaning.

As we continue to look at this old story with a new meaning, Pastor Ford will remind us that Biblical hermeneutics follows a simple formula—when the literal sense makes plain sense, seek no other sense, lest you abandon common sense and end up with nonsense.  ...

As our study continues in Galatians chapter 4, today we’ll see that just like Abraham and Sarah received a promise from God, we all as believers, have received a promise too. It’s the promise that we will be delivered from the penalty of our sins through grace.  The new covenant frees us from the law and now we have the hope...

By looking at the life and faith of Enoch, we discover that the quality of our life is more important than the quantity of our life. It is better to have a short-lived godly life, than a long-lived ungodly life. ...

Why is it so difficult to talk to our closest friends about what’s most important to us... especially when it's our true purpose and faith? Author Andy Bannister struggled with that question himself... and even operated as an Undercover Christian at his job when he was in his 20's. Ed Stetzer talks with him about the easy, natural ways...