Paul gives one more argument against Law-keeping by using Hagar/Ishamel and Sarah/Isaac as an illustration of why a performance-based, Law-keeping way to get to God doesn't work. Even Abraham and…
Jesus encounters the Samaritan woman at the well and shows the disciples that the people we least expect are interested in God and Jesus. We need to believe the same…
Paul explains that he no longer saw people as an unsaved person but since he became a new creation, he sees people as unique creations, ambassadors, righteous and His servants
Paul prays that the eyes of our heart would be opened to know our hope, knowledge of God and His resurrection power. Why are these three things so crucial to…
Paul continues to express his frustration with those believers in Galatia who were talked into trying to obey the Law again. He explains that God's plan has always been salvation…
The apostle Paul continues defending his apostleship and the gospel here when he recounts the incident when he had to rebuke Peter. Peter had been pressured by Jewish legalists not…
As Paul gives his defense of how he got 'his gospel' he uses his testimony to show when and where he received the truth. Paul's testimony might be different than…
Paul begins his letter to the Galatians with a rebuke; why are they changing the grace of God for legalism. There is always the danger to 'add' to the gospel…
Paul's 'thorn in his flesh' served the purpose of helping him trust God and not rely on his own abilities. God uses our difficulties and infirmities and weaknesses as instruments…
