Even some Christians are under the impression that the Old Testament taught salvation by works. Paul here shows that the law has never taught salvation by law keeping | Galatians 4:21-31
Forgive us our debts
The most fundamental human need is forgiveness | Matt 6:12
Caring for wandering sheep
One of the griefs of church life is seeing people walk away from the faith. How can we make sure we aren't the ones walking away? And how should we react when we see others on the verge of doing it? | Galatians 4:12-20
Give us this day our daily bread
What does it mean to pray these words in the prosperous, 21st century West? | Matthew 6:11
Don't Go Back!
In an effort to persuade the Galatians that it would be madness to give up the gospel, he reminds them both of what they once were, and what they are now
Your will be done
What does it mean to pray God's will be done, and what are some of the problems we have with doing God's will? | Matthew 6:10
What the law is and isn't for
The fact that God gave the law to Moses didn't mean he was changing the promise of salvation by faith he'd given to Abraham centuries before. So what then is the law for? | Galatians 3:15-29
Your Kingdom Come
It's a familiar phrase - but what is God's kingdom, and what does it actually mean to pray 'Your kingdom come'? | Matthew 6:10
Using the law for the wrong purpose
Something many Christians struggle with today is the place of God's law. The Apostle Paul is clear that the law is good - but only if used for the right purpose | Galatians 3:10-14
I am the bread of life
Jesus makes the amazing promise: 'Whoever comes to me shall not hunger, and whoever believes in me shall never thirst'. What does that mean? | John 6:35-40