A Sermon focusing on Galatians 1:1-5 with particular emphasis on Apostolic Authority and the Doctrine of Atonement. This is part of a series beginning on 28/01/2017

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Welcome to Galatia

My Second sermon on Galatians 1:6-10.  I've called in 'The Astonishing Distortion' and I attempt to explore the importance of the Gospel and the privilege of having it, and the consequence of not. Feedback greatly appreciate

Galatians 1: 6-10

The Astonishing Distortion

Focusing on Galatians 1:11-2:10 we try to extract the importance of truth in telling your story, when you're questioning and always being prepared to give reasons for the hope that we have.

The Autobiography of Truth

I had to go back and look on Galatians 2:10. This short sermon aims to show you the importance behind the one and only recommendation Peter, James and John made to Paul as he started his role as Minister of Gods word. So many valuable lessons for me, i'm almost brought to tears. So few words, such big impact.

Did you remember?

This weeks sermon is focusing on Galatians 3 - 1-5, i wanted to highlight the importance of having the Wisdom of the Gospel as displayed in Christ and the original promise and faith of Abraham.

Wisdom

A Sermon on Galatians 3:7-14 where i will unusually explore the importance in realising that the God of Abraham, Issac and Jacob is the same God as Jesus the Christ. This is an ad-hoc sermon to help explore and demonstrate the mindset of Paul and the Galatians church at the time who were systematically looking to the old Judaic law for Grace. Enjoy!

The God Of Abraham Is The Christ

Laws Schmaws aims to understand the reasons behind Gods law, and i've tried to simplify that for you so that you can see that there is a correlation between the Law of Moses and the Love of Christ and they fit perfectly within Gods Plan for the salvation of humanity.

Laws Schmaws

A Journey of a Man into Ministry. I hope to use my journey to examine my life before Gods word, the Bible, and allow him to instruct changes that i need to make to serve him in my future role as a Minister of his Church.

George Sneddon

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