This message about the early life of Joseph looks at how God can bring good even from deep seeded family mess.

This message looks at the thesis verse of Galatians, Paul's exhortation for them to stand firm in their freedom.  Ben Deaver tackles a difficult problem passage in 5:2-4 and seeks to answer the all-important question, "Can you lose your salvation?".

This message looks at Paul's exhortation to the Galatians not to go back under slavery, but to stay free by rejecting legalism.  It focuses on Paul's allegorical interpretation of the Old Testament story about Abraham and his two sons, and shows how those who put their trust in God to make them right with Him are the true descendants of Sarah, sons of promise.

This message examines the foundation of the Gospel and of the book of Galatians through Paul's defense of his authority and the authenticity of his Gospel message.  Paul offers three proofs of this: 1) his changed life, 2) the independence of his message, 3) how his message is identical to that preached by the other apostles.  

This message looks at the story of Jacob to show how idolizing one's own wit and wisdom -- one's self -- only leads to ruin and pain.