The Faithful Witness - Revelation 1:4-5

In today's study, John states to whom he is writing this final letter and of whom he is speaking of in this final letter: Jesus Christ, the faithful witness.

The Time is Near - Revelation 1:3-4

In today's study, John warns his readers that the time is near. We also take a closer look at why grace must come before peace and what each of them mean for you and me.

Three Blessings - Revelation 1:3

In today's study, we see that there are three blessings that are associated with the book of the Revelation that are offered to everyone.

The Revelation - Revelation 1:1-2

Today, we begin a new study through the book of the Revelation by taking a look at who wrote it, varies views of interpretation, and verses 1-2.

In Christ Alone - Galatians 6:11-26

In today's study, Paul concludes his letter to the Galatians by encouraging them to take care of each other, stay away from those who would place them back under the Law, and by reminding them that their boast should be in Christ alone.

The Law of Christ - Galatians 6:2-10

In today's study, Paul continues to speak about how we are to behave toward one another in the church to the end that we fulfill what he calls "the law of Christ".

Godly Restoration - Galatians 5:25-6:1

In today's study, Paul deals with the issue of willful sin in the church and how we are to deal with it. It is to always be done with "affectionate admonition" with the realization that we too a capable of the same thing.

Walk in the Spirit - Galatians 5:16-24

In today's study, Paul makes it very clear that as children of God we are not to walk in the flesh, but in the Spirit. He even goes on to say that it's impossible for a true child of God to continually walk in the flesh.

The Offense of the Cross - Galatians 5:11-16

In today's study, Paul declares that the cross is offensive to those who reject Christ and that our liberty in Christ does not mean that we can just do anything that we want.

All or Nothing - Galatians 5:1-10

In today's study, Paul continues to exhort his readers to stand strong in the grace that Christ offers, and continues to warn them (and us) that to add anything to grace is ultimately placing trust in the Law that could never save.