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Paul is concluding his letter to the Galatians, and here, he shifts to a deeply personal tone, saying, "See what large letters I use as I wr

What does a Spirit-Led community look like? Paul challenges our understanding of church and what it means to be communities who follow Jesus

Galatians 5:13-26 If the Spirit guides me, why do I still struggle with some of the same decisions, reactions, fears, or attitudes I struggled with before becoming a Christian or even five years ago? It's not simple, is it? I don't just wake up one morning and suddenly become a new me. Why?

Galatians 5:1-12 Paul’s warning is like your coach saying, “If you pick up that backpack, you’re no longer running the race I trained you for.” If the Galatians chose circumcision, they were essentially choosing to carry the weight of the entire law.

Our recent studies have been dedicated to Paul's letter to the Galatians. In the face of false teachers who were seeking to impose the law o

Continuing our studies of Galatians, we dive into Galatians 4:1-20. The Apostle Paul passionately addresses the Galatians, who are at risk of turning away from grace. As we unpack these verses, we will consider three main points: Christian Growth The Risk of Turning Back Developing a Proper Desire

Being clothed with Christ means that His righteousness covers us. Just as clothing protects and identifies us, being clothed with Christ mea

In Galatians 3:15-22, Paul uses the analogy of a human contract to explain the enduring nature of God's promise to Abraham.

God promised life to all through His Son Jesus. Today, we can receive this promise. Through the cross, He has opened the way for us all. Pau

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Galatians 2:15-21 Paul builds to an identity shift and transformation that must occur in the lives of Jesus followers.

A quiet revolution happened among Christian communities in the first century—a revolution around the table.

Cultures have distinct identity markers, such as food, language, customs, traditions, art, and music. These markers help preserve cultural h

Notice the tone of Paul's language. He is disturbed that some in Galatia are deserting the One who called them in the grace of Christ. He us

Last week, we began our series on Galatians by considering some of the background. In this lesson, we will continue looking at the opening of Paul's letter, verses (1-5). The nature of this letter, as well as the trials and conflicts Paul is dealing with, underscores the importance of understanding the context. Reading Galatians and gaining a proper understanding for our lives today requires us to explore the background. This understanding can help and motivate us to dive dee

In this lesson, we embark on a profound journey through Paul's intimate letter to the Galatians. This concise yet powerful letter not only c