Part 2 Do Not Trade Grace for Chains
After warning the Galatians that they were turning to “another gospel,” Paul now asks a series of piercing questions. How could believers who experienced the Holy Spirit so powerfully now believe they had to earn God’s favor through religious works? In this episode, we’ll examine how easily we can slip into legalism, why salvation has always been by faith, and how returning to religious performance only places us back into spiritual bondage. God’s grace sets us free—don’t exchange that freedo…
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Ep. 2550 Part 2 Do Not Trade Grace for Chains
Part 1 Deserting The True Gospel
It doesn’t take long for truth to become distorted. In Galatians 1, Paul expresses astonishment that believers were so quickly abandoning the true Gospel for a counterfeit message. In today’s episode, we’ll discover why even small changes to God’s message have eternal consequences and how we can remain anchored in the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Why the Church Still Matters
In today’s episode, we explore Isaiah 2:2-3 and discover God’s heart for His people to gather together. In a culture where many wonder if church is still necessary, Isaiah paints a beautiful picture of people eagerly coming to God’s house to worship, learn His Word, and walk in His ways. Church isn’t just a building—it’s God’s design for encouraging believers, growing spiritually, and reaching the world with the Gospel.
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