Man's Fellowship

During our recent study, we reflected on Ephesians Chapter 1 and compared its message with last week’s discussion from Galatians. Together, we explored the powerful themes of God’s love, grace, and salvation, and how believers are called to live out their faith through unity, service, and devotion to Christ. We also discussed the spiritual blessings we have received through Christ and the importance of growing in faith and understanding of God’s purpose for our lives. It was

On Sunday we read the final chapter of Epistle to the Galatians, chapter 6, and reflected on how we can apply it to our daily lives. This chapter reminds us to carry one another’s burdens with gentleness, humility, and love, while also taking responsibility for our own actions before God. It teaches us not to grow weary in doing good, because in due season we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. We also reflected on the importance of sowing into the Spirit rather than t

At the recent Men’s Fellowship, they spent time reflecting on Galatians 5, focusing on the contrast between the fruit of the Spirit and the fruit of the flesh. It was a meaningful discussion that closely aligned with the message shared during the Sunday service, reinforcing how God is speaking to us consistently as a church. They explored how the Apostle Paul calls us to live by the Spirit producing fruit such as love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, g

On Sunday Evening the men reflected on Galatians chapter 4 and the powerful truth that on their faith in Jesus makes them complete in God’s eyes. Through Christ, we are no longer striving to earn our place,we are fully accepted, known, and loved as His children. They also explored the rich analogy Paul uses, drawing from Abraham’s story and God’s promises to him. Paul contrasts the two covenants through the lives of Sarah and Hagar, illustrating the difference between livin

Sunday Fellowship Our discussion focused on , where we explored the clear contrast between living under the law and living by faith. We reflected on how the law reveals our need for a Savior, yet cannot bring salvation on its own. Together, we looked at how the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ perfectly fulfilled the requirements of the law. Through Him, we are no longer bound by the law but are invited into a relationship with God through faith. This opened up a meani

We continued our discussion on the theme of justification by faith rather than by the works of the law. As Paul writes in Galatians 2:16, “a person is not justified by the works of the law, but by faith in Jesus Christ.” He reaffirmed his apostleship and his divine calling to minister to the Gentiles, emphasizing that no one can be justified by observing the Mosaic Law, since no one has ever been able to fully keep it (Galatians 3:10–11). Instead, salvation comes through fai

In Galatians chapter 2, Paul confronts a distorted view of the gospel—one that was based on works and identity rather than grace. He reminds the church that we are not made right with God by what we do, but by what Christ has already done. The true gospel is not earned. It is a free gift of grace , given to all who believe and walk in faith. It’s easy to drift into thinking we are more worthy because of our past, or less worthy because of our performance—but the gospel calls

Standing Firm in the True Gospel – Galatians 1 Grace and peace to you from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. This Sunday, the CCC Men’s Fellowship continued our Bible study in the Book of Galatians, following the completion of Judges. Our focus was on Galatians Chapter 1, where we explored the calling and authority of the Apostle Paul and the truth of the Gospel. Paul, once known as Saul, was a highly educated Pharisee trained under Gamaliel, with deep knowledge of th

We read Book of Judges 20–21 , a difficult and sobering passage that describes one of the darkest moments in Israel’s history. During this period, the people of Israel were living in a time when there was little regard for God’s guidance. The chapters recount the tragic conflict between the tribe of Benjamin and the rest of Israel, a situation that escalated into violence, great loss of life, and deep sorrow among the people. As we worked through the passage, we saw how human