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28 resources referencing Galatians 4:21-31
The sermon emphasizes the unchanging nature of God and the simplicity of New Testament Christianity compared to the elaborate practices of Judaism. It warns against mixing the grace of the gospel…
Elder Dan Sammons preaches on the book of Galatians, emphasizing that both Old and New Testament believers are saved by grace, not by works of the law. He explains that Paul addresses believers as…
The sermon explores the biblical allegory of Hagar and Sarah from Galatians 4, illustrating the contrast between the old covenant of law and the new covenant of grace. It emphasizes the concept of…
Elder Dan Salmons preaches on the faithfulness of God despite human unbelief, focusing on 2 Timothy 2:13. Using Abraham's story from Genesis and Paul's allegory in Galatians 4, he contrasts the…
Elder Dan Salmons preaches that law and grace are fundamentally incompatible, emphasizing that salvation cannot be achieved through personal merit or works but only through the grace of Christ. Using…
Elder Neal Phelan, Jr. preaches on the allegory of two covenants found in Genesis 16-17 and Galatians 4, contrasting the covenant of law represented by Hagar and Ishmael with the covenant of grace…
The sermon focuses on the biblical concept of the two covenants: the old covenant from Mount Sinai, which leads to bondage, and the new covenant of promise and freedom through Christ. It critiques…
The sermon explores Galatians 4:21-31, focusing on Paul's allegory of Abraham's two sons, representing two covenants: one of law and bondage through Hagar and Ishmael, and one of promise and freedom…
The sermon emphasizes the biblical teaching of wives submitting to their husbands as part of a mutual, respectful, and godly marriage relationship. It highlights that submission is voluntary, rooted…
The sermon explores the superiority of grace over legalism using the allegory of Abraham's two sons, Ishmael and Isaac, representing the covenant of law and the covenant of grace respectively. It…
The sermon explores the allegorical significance of Abraham's life, emphasizing God's sovereign promises to Abraham and the symbolic representation of the Old and New Covenants through his sons…
The sermon explores Isaiah 54 as a continuation of Isaiah 53, contrasting the old covenant represented by the barren woman with the new covenant symbolized by the bride of Christ. It emphasizes the…