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Is it possible that a multi-tentacled “creature” has crawled and slithered its way into the halls of power and is moving and influencing lawmakers and policy in our federal government? On In The Market with Janet Parshall this week our guest said that not only is it possible, but that it has been going on for years. He pulled...

If money issues are ultimately heart issues, then we need more than financial tips—we need a heart change that helps us see God as our ultimate treasure. On today's Faith & Finance Live, Taylor Standridge will join Rob West to explore the deeper purpose of FaithFi—beyond the financial advice—and how you can partner in...

As our study in Galatians chapter 4 continues on today's Treasured Truth, we’ll see that just like Abraham and Sarah received a promise from God, as believers we all 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...

The Law and Grace don’t mix. But the Apostle Paul was having a hard time communicating that fact to the Galatian believers and convincing them it was the truth. So, he took a story from the Old Testament and allegorized it, giving it a new twist that helped them to understand. To hear Pastor Ford explain how Paul used an old story with...

Put on your (spiritual) non-slip socks and tune in because today on Karl and Crew Mornings, we began a discussion called, "Sticky Truths That Will Keep You Keep You From Falling." Today's truth comes from Galatians 5:2-6, where Paul warns the Galatians against adding to the work of Christ, expecting eternal works to validate their salvation.

In Galatians 5, Paul was trying to help the Galatians believers understand that they were relying on the law to save them. And in order for that to be an effective method, it required them to be in strict obedience to all the law. They couldn’t just can’t pick and choose! They couldn’t say, “We want to obey some of...

On today's Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford will remind us that our fellow believers are our brothers and our sisters in Christ. We have been cemented together and sealed by the blood of Jesus through our redemption. And that fact should compel us to care for one another. We should treat each other with decency, kindness, and respect, bearing...

As we continue to look at this story from the Old Testament and how the Apostle Paul is infusing it with a new meaning, Pastor Ford will remind us that Biblical interpretation 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. Learn more when...