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Hello, there are my friends, and welcome back to today's episode of Everyday Truth.

It's kind of a sad episode today because we're ending our study of the Book of Galatians and I have so enjoyed

spending this time with you and clarifying what is the integrity of the gospel and making some practical applications.

So thank you for being so faithful.

I know a number of you are brand new listeners, so thank you for joining the family.

Looking forward to starting a brand new study on Monday, and I'm kind of

up in the air between a couple Old Testament books, but I'll make that decision today, Lord willing,

and you'll find out on Monday, I guess. So that's just the way it rolls. But we're in Galatians

six now, the final four verses of our study.

And let's pick it up in verse 15.

Paul has just made that amazing declaration.

God forbid, may it never be so, that I should glory, save, and the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ.

So Paul is emphasizing that the very centerpiece of grace is the efficacious substitutionary death of Jesus. And that's what I'm

going to preach. That's, I'm going to talk about Jesus. He's the one that earned

our salvation. He's the one that did the work. The work is not ours. The work is his.

And he deserves the glory. And that's exactly where my boast will be. I will make my boast

in Jesus. Here in verse 15, he adds the statement in Jesus Christ,

neither circumcision availeth anything nor uncircumcision. So Paul is again just putting a nail in

this coffin of the Judaizers and saying, listen, it's not being a Jew

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