The sermon explores the theological implications of baptism, particularly within the context of the Abrahamic covenant, asserting that all believers, regardless of status or background, are heirs to God's promises. Drawing from Galatians 3 and connecting to the Old Testament, the message emphasizes the responsibility of parents, acting as stewards and guardians, to raise children within the fear and admonition of the Lord, recognizing them as belonging to Jesus and claiming the covenant promises made to Abraham. The sermon challenges secular notions of individual consent, affirming that infants are inherently part of God's household and deserving of baptism as a sign of that belonging, while acknowledging the potential for individuals to forsake their inheritance, urging the community to support parents in their sacred duty.

We should anticipate reaping the same kind of seed we sow.

On Paul's teaching regarding restoring a brother caught in a transgression. From Galatians 6:1-6

a continued exposition of the book of Galatians.

An exposition and application of Galatians 5:19-21. this is from our Wednesday night bible study walking through Galatians

In Galatians 5 Paul lists several works of the flesh. In this talk Pastor Brandon discusses sorcery and its intrinsic connection with pagan spirituality.

In Galatians 5 Paul lists several works of the flesh. In this talk Pastor Brandon discusses strife in the home.

In Galatians 5 Paul lists several works of the flesh. In this talk Pastor Brandon discusses the connection between pride and all other works of the flesh in the list.

In Galatians 5 Paul lists several works of the flesh. In this talk Pastor Brandon discusses envy, wrath and rivalry

Study of Galatians 5:10-15

Episode 1: A discussion on the status of children born into christian families. Paul says in Galatians 4:1 that even as children an heir has the inheritance though for a season he is under a guardianship. The question is not whether an infant is elect. This cannot be known. The question is; however, does an infant in a Christian household have a unique covenantal status; and should, therefore, receive the sign of that status which in the New Testament is baptism.

exposition and brief application of Galatians 4:12-20

on Galatians 4:21-31

a study of Galatians 3-4

A review of Galatians 3:1-11 & an exposition and application of Gal. 3:12 to the end of the chapter.

the historical background to the Galatian controversy