The Law is good: it shows how people should live, but the problem is that it gave no power to do so. The ability to be right before God and to live righteously before God comes by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone.

The law functioned to expose and exacerbate sin until it expired.

The book of Job helps us understand God's purpose and working within our circumstances.

The Apostle Paul helps us read the Old Testament through the lens of Abraham and Christ, not Moses and the law.

Christ became a curse for us so that all who have faith like Abraham get the blessing of having the God of the universe be their God, and they his people.

The life of blessing - both temporal and eternal - is the life of faith.

Our status as the people of God is based on the fact that Christ has made us one with himself.

Abraham’s being considered “in the right” by God through faith is the example of how the Galatians (and us) are able to be “declared right” through faith in Christ.

Paul argues against the bewitching message of the Judaizers with a reminder of the Galatians' own experience with the gospel of Christ.

Paul argues against the bewitching message of the Judaizers with a reminder of the Galatians' own experience with the gospel of Christ.