Galatians 2.11-16
In Galatians 2:11-16, Paul explains why he had to publicly confront Peter. There are several applications in this passage about the gentle art of confrontation.
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Galatians 2.1-10
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Galatians 1:10-24
The Apostle Paul explains his journey from legalistic Pharisee to Apostle of Grace.
What Do You Live For?
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Galatians 1 1:9
In Acts 15, men come down from Judea to Antioch and state "Unless you are circumcised, according to the custom taught by Moses, you cannot be saved." If the men from Judea had prevailed circumcision would have become a precondition to salvation and trying
Romans 16
Romans 16 contains the closing words of Paul in what has been called the greatest piece of writing in existence and the greatest book of the New Testament. In the last chapter, Paul extends greetings to 26 individuals (24 by name) and gives special recogn
Psalm 22
Guest Speaker, Paul Schliep, EFCA West Director of Pastoral Care, Transition Support, Theology and Credentialing, breaks down Psalm 22, the psalm on Jesus' heart and lips as He endured the cross.
Romans 15
In Romans 15, Paul continues to talk about building each other up. He goes over three things to consider about acceptance, three principles to consider before admonishing someone else, and his threefold priorities in serving others.
Romans 14.13-23
The first half of chapter 14 addresses the importance of acceptance which on the flipside means to refrain from judging others. The second half of the chapter concerns itself with how to avoid offending each other and the flipside to not offending is to a
Romans 14.1-12
Christians have differed over what is and what is not appropriate for Christians to participate in since the founding of the church. Consider the problems faced by new Christians in the Roman Empire. What if you were a stone mason who worked for a busines
Romans 13.8-14
Here in Romans Paul discusses the ongoing debt of love that fulfills the law. He explains there how love seeks to make itself manifest.
Romans 13.1-7
What is a Christian's civic responsibility to governing authorities? Is the counsel to submit to governing authorities in Romans 13 and 1st Peter 2 qualified of unqualified? In other words, does Paul's counsel here mean something different in a democratic