Footnotes

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Today, we're covering the sermon from July 28, 2024, called "Heirs to the Promise," which you can listen to here.

In this episode of Footnotes, Greg turns to Romans to shed light on the passage from Galatians 3. Paul is continuing to layout how the law cannot save us, it can only reveal to us how we need to be saved. And thus countering the incursions by the Judeaizers, pushing young Christians to follow the law as a means of salvation rather than faith in Christ alone. 

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Today, we're covering the sermon from July 14, 2024, called "Further Up and Further In," which you can listen to here.

In this episode of Footnotes, Greg delves into Galatians 3:5-9, exploring Paul's message on faith and the promise to Abraham. Join us as we unpack the significance of faith over works in the life of a believer.

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Today, we're covering the sermon from July 7, 2024, called "The Son of God Who Loved Me," which you can listen to here.

In Galatians 2:16-21, Paul emphasizes that we have been justified (using the aorist tense) through faith in Jesus Christ, not by the works of the law, illustrating that he has been crucified with Christ and now lives by faith in the Son of God. This passage highlights the futility of seeking righteousness through the law and underscores the necessity of faith in Christ for true justification, demonstrating that righteousness is granted through God's grace, not human efforts.

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Today's episode footnotes the sermon "The Jerusalem Council" from June 24, 2024 at Fellowship Church. You can Listen via podcast or Watch on YouTube.

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Today, we're covering the sermon from June 9, 2024, called "The Revelation of Jesus," which you can listen to here. Greg says the sermon was on June 16, it was actually on June 9. Apologies for any confusion.

In this sermon, we explored how Paul distinguishes between the law revealed to the Jews and the gospel revealed through Jesus. Paul explains in Galatians 1:11-24 that the gospel is otherworldly and unexpected, showing it’s not of this world. He emphasizes that the gospel is a divine revelation, distinct from human understanding, and that faith in the gospel is granted by God. This understanding is crucial because it underscores the revelatory and exclusive nature of the gospel. Paul’s teachings help us see that understanding the gospel comes through the Spirit, not through human wisdom.

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Today, we're covering the sermon from May 26, 2024, titled "No Other Gospel," which you can listen to here. Greg says the sermon was on June 9, it was actually on May 26. Apologies for any confusion.  

We're continuing our study of Galatians, moving into a key part of Paul's argument against the requirement to follow Mosaic law for salvation. Paul firmly states that altering the gospel in any way makes it no gospel at all, emphasizing the exclusivity of Christianity as the only way to God. While some may see this stance as arrogant, we are committed to teaching what has been revealed to us through Scripture. Today, we'll explore how this theme is not just Paul's idea but rooted deeply in Jesus' own teachings, particularly in the Gospel of John and the Synoptic Gospels.

Footnotes is a video and audio podcast from Fellowship Church in which Teaching Pastor Greg Pinkner delves into the text from Sunday’s sermon using tools for deeper meditation and study.

This episode is an introduction to the show, and our study of Galatians.

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Footnotes is a video and audio podcast from Fellowship Church in which Teaching Pastor Greg Pinkner delves into the text from Sunday’s sermon using tools for deeper meditation and study. This podcast is an invitation to critically engage God’s Word, to seek “the whole council of God” offered to us in the scriptures so that this Word would dwell richly in us. The Word of God is alive and active; our hope is that this podcast is an invitation for it to saturate our lives for His glory and our joy. Come join us.