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The Man & His Message
References: Galatians 1
By what means are we made right before God? All too often people encounter this question and make legalistic, religious observance or good works the answer. In the book of Galatians, Paul refutes this particular sentiment and demonstrates that simple faith in Christ's atoning sacrifice is the only sure basis for our righteousness before God. This month, join Alistair as he explores this book of God's Word. False teachers had discarded the gospel of grace and had exchanged it for a "gospel" of works by observing the law, which is no gospel at all. "Right With God" is an exposition of Paul's response to this distortion of the truth and an explanation of how faith in Christ yields true freedom and righteousness before God.
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