Truth That Transforms

Main Point: Paul describes character qualities that the Holy Spirit produces in the life of a believer.

Main Point: Paul describes character qualities that the Holy Spirit produces in the life of a believer.

Main Point: Paul describes character qualities that the Holy Spirit produces in the life of a believer.

Main Point: Paul describes character qualities that the Holy Spirit produces in the life of a believer. Love is the supreme virtue of Christian living.

Main Point: As a diagnostic tool for the heart, Paul lists sexual, spiritual, and social sins of the flesh that should not characterize a believer.

Main Point: The Christian life is to be lived under the direction and power of the Holy Spirit.

Main Point: Believers are free in Christ from the Law, but true freedom expresses itself in loving and serving others, not in satisfying selfish desires.

Main Point: Paul explains what the believer loses when you turn from God’s grace in Christ to legalistic self-effort.

Main Point: Christmas is a time to celebrate Jesus’ first coming and to eagerly await His second coming.

Paul employs an Old Testament story to illustrate the contrast between the way of law and the way of grace, the way of works and the way of faith, the way of man and the way of God.

Main Point: God’s ultimate purpose for His children is for us to be formed into the likeness of Christ.

Main Point: The great and central basis of Christian assurance is not how much our hearts are set on God, but how unshakably His heart is set on us.

Main Point: Paul explains three facts of our spiritual adoption.

Main Point: Paul describes three changes that result from being rightly related to God through faith in Jesus Christ.

Main Point: The Old Testament Law was not given to secure the promise. Instead, the Law reveals our sin and points us to the Savior who obeyed the Law on our behalf and then died in our place so that we might receive the promised blessing.

Main Point: After having shown the Galatian believers from their own experience that they were justified by faith and not by works of the law (Galatians 3:1–5), Paul now defends the doctrine from Scripture.

Main Point: Paul explains the role of the Trinity in the believer's experience of justification and sanctification.

Main Point: Paul defines, defends, and applies salvation by faith in Christ.