Dwelling Place on Oneplace.com Al Pittman

Our problem with perfection was solved by Jesus. He paid the price to perfect us before a holy and perfect God. Isn’t that awesome? However, there are some people who still try to get to heaven by being perfect. It simply won’t work. The people of Galatia had a similar issue. They thought following rules was the path to heaven.

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We all need someone in our lives who is not afraid to tell it like it is. The Galatians had a friend like that, and his name was Paul. We’ll see just what he had to say to the Galatians today on The Dwelling Place.

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Pastor Al Pittman is currently taking us through the book of Galatians - a letter written by Paul to a group of believers who had been seriously misled by false teachers. They had been taught by Paul that the gospel message was for Jews and Gentiles alike, but they had then been misled into believing that the gentiles were disqualified.

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The Galatians talked a good game, but they actually had let false teaching and bigotry creep into their midst, and were preaching a gospel that contradicted the truth. Pastor Al is going to share some frank words about racism today. In today’s American Christian church, we tend to sweep racism under the carpet and pretend it doesn’t exist. Well, unfortunately, it does.

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Pastor Al Pittman will underscore the gospel of grace alone through faith alone on today’s broadcast as part of our continuing study of Galatians. We’ve just begun a look at chapter two, where we read Paul’s passionate defense of the gospel.

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Pastor Al continues his new series in First Thessalonians as we continue looking at the first verses of chapter two in this challenging and passionate letter Paul wrote to the people of Thessalonica.

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