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The Gospel of Grace. #15

We are now in week 15 of our travels through Galatians and this week Pastor Vic completes chapter 5.

This time we look at what we will see if we walk in the Spirit or walk in the flesh.

Both are quite conflicting walks and I know for sure that I want to be displaying the fruit of the Spirit rather than fruit from walking in the flesh.

The Scriptures show us that walking in the Spirit equates to living under grace and walking in the flesh equates to living under law.

After listening to this message you will choose grace.

The Gospel of Grace. #14

As we continue with our journey through Paul's letter to the Galatians, Pastor Vic, like Paul, exhorts us to stay under the 'umbrella' of God's grace.

Paul reminds the Galatians that if they move out from under grace then they will fail. This is true for born again believers today!

However, we must be aware that living under grace is not a licence to sin but is a licence to love and to serve!

The Gospel of Grace. #13

We have reached Galatians 5 v 1 in our series on Paul's first epistle.

Today we go through this verse word by word; looking at what this means for us today.

What is the liberty and bondage that Paul writes about?

If you've been listening you will know this is of course grace and law!

Listen to the message to find out that our natural position is grace.

The Gospel of Grace. #12

Typology is used throughout the Scriptures to help describe concepts and ideas to us.

In this next part of our journey through Galatians, Paul uses typology to compare law and grace.

He uses Ishmael and Isaac; how they were born, and what happened to them, to explain more to us about law and grace.

Grace is to be embraced while law is to be "kicked out.".

Listen to find out more.

The Gospel of Grace. #11

In the message today, we continue in our journey through Galatians, looking at Paul sharing his concerns about the church in Galatia.

Their initial enthusiasm, and blessings, after receiving the truth, had obviously worn off; the danger of listening to legalists.

Paul tells the church that they have not offended him and that he really wants them to move back under grace.

What Paul says to the Galatians is also important for the church today.

Listen to this message to find out more.

The Gospel of Grace. #10

We have reached message 10 in our travels through the Epistle to the Galatians and, this week, Paul gives us a picture of the danger of legalism in the church today.

In the church in Galatia people had been saved from idolatry through the message of the Gospel, but then were turned to the law, legalism and religion.

This is exactly what we see in the body of Christ today!

Listen to why this process terrified Paul and why we should be aware of this today.

The Gospel of Grace. #9

Only one verse in the message today; but what a verse!

Pastor Vic carries on with our journey through Galatians, exploring verse 6 from chapter 4.

What does, “Abba, Father”, mean and what are the implications for the born again believer?

Hopefully, after this message, you will look at, and approach, Father God in a whole new way.

The Gospel of Grace. #8

In the message this week, on the last Sunday before Christmas, we continue in our journey through Galatians.

This week we are at the start of Galatians 4 and, in verses 4 and 5, we actually see the "Christmas message".

Jesus was sent forth, born as a baby, with a mission from His Father.

That mission was to redeem men and give them the opportunity to be adopted into God's family.

Listen today to the true "message" of Christmas.

The Gospel of Grace. #7

In this latest message in our Galatians’ series, Pastor Vic covers why the law was given.

The law is not for us now; we are righteous and live under grace; but the law had a purpose.

What is this? What was it for?

Listen to find out.

The Gospel of Grace. #6

We are nearly half way through our study of Galatians; this week progressing through Chapter 3.

Pastor Vic speaks again of Abraham being our example of being made righteous through faith.

Jesus did not "die for our sins" but died, and was raised again, for our righteousness!

Listen to this encouraging message and be blessed.