Paul's defense of justification by faith in Galatians 2:15-21 remains the clearest case against works-righteousness ever written. Explore this vital text.
Category: Biblical Studies
Lesson 3: The Dispute at Antioch — Galatians 2:11-14
Paul publicly rebuked Peter at Antioch for withdrawing from Gentile believers. Discover why this confrontation was essential to preserving gospel truth.
Lesson 2: Divine Revelation, Not Human Teaching — Galatians 1:11-24
Paul defends the divine origin of his gospel in Galatians 1:11-24. Explore how his Damascus Road encounter and Arabian years shaped his apostolic mission.
Lesson 1: No Other Gospel — Galatians 1:1-10
Paul opens Galatians with an urgent defense of the singular gospel. Learn why he declared any alternative message accursed and what this means for us today.
Through the Book of Hebrews: God's Final Word Through the Son (Lesson 1)
This is the first installment in our series, “Through the Book of Hebrews.” Over the coming weeks, we will walk verse by verse through this magnificent epistle, exploring the supremacy of Christ and the call to persevere in faith. The Greatest Introduction Ever Written Every great book needs a great opening. The Book of Hebrews...
The Apostle Paul and the Authority Behind the Letter: An Introduction to 1 Timothy
The opening verses of any epistle carry weight far beyond their brevity. In the case of 1 Timothy, the apostle Paul opens his letter with a declaration that establishes both his authority and the foundation of the entire Christian faith. These two verses set the stage for everything that follows. The Author and His Authority...
The Coming of the Kingdom of God: The End of the Exile
The deepest problem in Scripture is not unhappiness or death but exile from God, and the kingdom is the answer to that exile.
When Their Eyes Were Opened: The Emmaus Road and Spiritual Sight
The Emmaus disciples lacked no information. They had the facts of the resurrection and could not yet see what those facts meant.