We begin our travel through the book of Ephesians and we take this session to learn about the setting and background and the special characteristics of the book of Ephesians. What areRead More…
10. Closing Encouragement
Bear and Share the Burdens 1Brethren, if a man is overtaken in any trespass, you who are spiritual restore such a one in a spirit of gentleness, considering yourself lest you alsoRead More…
9. Freedom Opportunity
This week we learn to continue to walk in God’s Liberty and not to allow legalism to hinder our journey. 1Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free,Read More…
8. Legalism & Childhood
This week we learn some foundational truth about being a Christian, about being adopted into a blessed family. The struggles with the law and the benefits of the Old Testament and itsRead More…
7. Superiority of the Gospel
The sixty verses that make up Galatians 3 and 4 are some of the strongest writing that Paul ever penned. But, after all, he was in a battle! He was out toRead More…
6. Christ in Us
Last week we learned about Paul’s passion for sharing the Gospel with the Gentiles (non-Jews) was acknowledged and accepted. There was a recognition that Paul’s passion to serve the Gentiles was authenticRead More…
5. Divison to Unity
After Paul’s greetings to the people of Galatia, Paul describes a meeting that happen. This week we begin to realize why this meeting was important, not only to the people involved inRead More…
4. Astonishing Good News
As we continue our sessions in the book of Galatians, we continue to learn more about the young Christians in Asia Minor and the broken-hearted Apostle Paul. Last session we read throughRead More…
3. Greetings like no Other
We have learned a bit about the culture and the first missionary journey of Paul into Asia Minor, now referred to as Galatia. For previous sessions, please refer to the Session Outline. Read More…
2. Engagement begins
After learning about the region last week, we engage with the group as the visit the region on what is known as “Paul’s first missionary journey”, but there is a lot moreRead More…