Bible studies, church history, systematic theology, and Christian apologetics by Dr. Peter J. Carter, D.Min.
“God buries His workers, but not His work.” This past week, the Church lost one of its most faithful voices. John MacArthurpastor-teacher of Grace Community Church for over fifty-six years, entered the presence of the Lord he served so tirelessly. With his passing, we are reminded that the generation of men who held the line,...
Paul closes Galatians by exposing false teachers, boasting only in the cross, and declaring that what counts is not ritual but new creation in Christ.
Paul calls believers to restore the fallen with gentleness, bear burdens, and persevere in doing good. Explore Galatians 6:1-10 on life together in Christ.
Paul reveals the flesh-Spirit conflict in Galatians 5:16-26 and shows how the fruit of the Spirit produces a life that surpasses the law's demands.
Paul warns the Galatians that returning to legalism abandons grace. Explore Galatians 5:1-15 on Christian liberty, the offense of the cross, and love.
Paul uses the Hagar-Sarah allegory in Galatians 4 to contrast law and grace. Discover why inheritance belongs to children of promise, not children of bondage.
Paul reveals in Galatians 4 that Christ transforms believers from slaves under the law into adopted sons of God with full inheritance rights.
Paul argues in Galatians 3:15-29 that God's promise to Abraham holds legal priority over the Mosaic law and cannot be nullified.