Cover to Cover
April 19
Luke 17:1-19 “It is impossible that no offenses should come.” Well, isn’t that the truth? As long as we live on the earth, people will get offended at Christ and at you. Something on the inside of us
September 28
Galatians 6 Self-righteousness has a superior, condemning attitude toward those who sin or who are overtaken in a misconduct. Paul has been addressing spiritual pride in Galatia, and he concludes this letter by
September 27
Galatians 5 There are a few things that hinder a move of God. One, Christians living in sin. Two, Christians living in legalism or religious pride. In this chapter, we see how to overcome sinful desires. If we were
September 26
Galatians 4 Paul writes to the Jewish believers in Galatia, teaching them the purpose of the Law was to lead them to their need for redemption through Christ, their Messiah. He used the illustration of a child with
September 25
Galatians 3 How would you like it if your pastor said this to you, “O you poor and silly and thoughtless and unreflecting and senseless church members! Who has fascinated or bewitched or cast a spell over you?”
September 24
Galatians 2 Do you ever feel unnoticed? Unimportant? Insignificant? Paul writes in verse 6, “God is not impressed with the positions that men hold and He is not partial and recognizes no external distinctions.”
September 23
Galatians 1 No matter what your past, if God calls you, God will qualify you. Paul had made wrong choices that hurt Christians in his past, and many of them questioned his motives and integrity. When Paul stepped