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Galatians 1; 3:2-3

  • Toriano Mayo wrote a new blog post: Man Pleasing   3 weeks, 5 days ago · View

    Easily the biggest sin I deal with, and easily the most destructive, and I would guess you are close to the same. 
    Let me ask this one major question before getting into this more. What has man done for you or given you that they are so worthy of your affection? What has man done for you [...]

  • natalie wrote a new blog post: sanctification a gift from God   10 months, 1 week ago · View

    I haven’t posted on my blog in a loooooong time. There are a couple reasons why…. first, I don’t have internet at home. So, my internet usage on my computer is limited. I use the internet on my phone, but that’s not very fun to type on… ;) second, I haven’t necessarily had anything that [...]

  • Carolyn Anne Venable wrote a new blog post: What’s In A Name?   1 year, 4 months ago · View

    My precious granddaughter’s name is “Hephzibah”. It’s a beautiful name but it isn’t simple and it isn’t convenient. When people first hear it, they want it re-pronounced, spelt, and explained. But the meaning is lovely: “my delight is in her”. Would every child know that their parents delight in them! God placed this name in [...]

  • Toriano Mayo wrote a new blog post: Why Do You Try to Save Yourself by Works: Yes You Christians   1 year, 5 months ago · View

    You know, something has been striking me recently as sort of surprising, and really disturbing. There are so many people who claimed they are saved by grace, but then they go on living, as if they were saved by works. We see this same problem in Galatians, and for some reason we think we are far [...]
  • Richard Venable wrote a new blog post: Thoughts on Galatians   1 year, 7 months ago · View

    Usually when I read Galatians, I just pick up on cool little verses here and there, but today I focused more on noticing Paul’s overall theme, which I think can be summarized by these verses from Chapter 5:
    For freedom Christ has set us free; stand firm therefore, and do not submit again to a yoke [...]