Paul continues to describe his own conversion to Christianity from Judaism and his early contact with the Apostles at Jerusalem as a way of establishing his legitimacy as a teacher and Apostle.

This lesson continues to develop the thought that Christ is first and foremost as far as a relationship with God is concerned.

Paul recounts his own personal history of faith and early work as a missionary establishing churches throughout the Roman Empire. He also describes an important confrontation with another Apostle over the very issues that existed in the Galatian church.

In this sermon, Mike reviews those Scripture passages that detail the precise role that women play in the home and church in every generation.

Paul offers a prayer which will serve as a bridge to the idea that Christ is pre-eminent in their relationship with God.

In this lesson Paul describes the false teaching that was being promoted by certain teachers at the Galatian church and the dangerous consequences that would result.

Mike outlines how a Christian can maintain holy thinking and behavior in our media-drenched society.

Paul argues for the all sufficiency of Christ and His teachings over the false wisdom being touted by heretical teachers.

This first lesson in this series contains the background information on the history of the Galatian church, Paul's reason for writing this letter, and the general division of the topics that the Apostle addresses in his epistle to these people.

Here are three lessons we learn from the baptism of a 145 year-old man.