Paul begins to explore another area where Christ is first or preeminent and that is in the determination of what is ultimately right or wrong.

In this lesson Paul establishes the main argument of his letter to the Galatians, that spiritual blessings have always been obtained through a system of faith and not through a system of merit.

The resurrection of Lazarus reveals how different people perceive Jesus in different ways.

In this lesson the Apostle delves into the heart of the gospel message by listing the blessings accomplished by the cross of Christ. He also encourages the church not to be pulled away from the core doctrine of the cross.

The Apostle rebukes and questions his readers for their foolish and dangerous attempt at returning to a system of law/works in order to obtain salvation and sanctification.

Mike shows why mothers deserve honor not only on Mother's Day but every day for their special role in God's plan for life.

Paul transitions to a discussion concerning the preeminent position of Jesus' doctrine.

Paul goes into detail describing the core idea of the gospel message, that we are saved by a system of faith and not by a system of law which the false teachers were promoting.

In this lesson, we learn that God wants the very same thing from us today as He required from the Jews who wandered in the desert during the time of Moses.

The third part of a series of lessons exploring the teaching on Jesus' preeminence in personal relationships.