Is it possible that we unknowingly carry around a flawed understanding of what it means to be saved? What is justification? Is it just a fancy theological term, or something of unexplored power? We're heading deeper into our pursuit of an understanding of this incredible concept in our study today.

Galatians 2:15-16

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Give up all your rights! Okay, sign me up. Not really, right? But is that the core of submitting? Or does the Biblical exhortation to submit mean something full of richness and promise? We’ll look at those questions today.

Judges 11:1-28

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Our study is a review of Jewish laws that were relevant a couple thousand years ago, right? Maybe there are lessons that can be synthesized from what that church was experiencing in that society. Or…. Perhaps the real truth is that this is very much on the nose for exactly what’s happening in our world and our neighborhoods today. We’ll explore that idea in this study.

Galatians 2:15-16

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“I’m okay and you’re okay.” Lots of examples of this are used as an excuse for our failings. But is there a gospel version of this phrase? Is there a sense that a better understanding of how God sees us can free us? We’ll look at that question today.

Galatians 2:11-14

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Ever experienced a relationship becoming stronger after a major rift? There’s a blow up, maybe public, maybe private, but certainly divisive. We’re done! But, by Gods’ grace modeling for us, we come back around, reconcile, and end up with a stronger bond. Our study today explores a Biblical model for just such a repair.

Galatians 2:11-14

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You’ve probably heard that “you can choose your friends, but you can’t choose your family.” So, if the church is a family, is it any wonder that we can sometimes fall into the trap of seeing others in the body of Christ in less than friendly terms? We’ll continue our look at unity in today's study.

Galatians 2:6-10

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Maybe you’ve seen the gospel meme boldly proclaiming that there is “One Way” to God. So, what does the seeker think when there are three different churches on the same block? Or conversely, is there a possibility of doing too much “one way?” We’ll look at unity in today’s study.

Galatians 2:6-10

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Let’s be honest, we can easily find ourselves chuckling at quips that target other groups. But what happens to that chuckle when the comedic attempt is pointed directly at us? Is the same true for a discussion of sin? Is it easy to assume that talk of sin is about “those sinners” and certainly not us? Let’s find out.

Judges 10:1-18

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Passion is good! A life without any form of passion runs the risk of being steeped in boredom. But can certain passions lead to slavery? Perhaps you can think of typical passions associated with slavery, but are there more subtle forms of slavery that creep into our passions? We’ll explore this topic today.

Galatians 2:1-5

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Free from debt, free from stress, free from sickness, free from the daily 9 to 5…. There are many forms of freedom we pursue in daily life, perhaps without even knowing it. But are there occasions where we go the other direction? Do we ever put our freedom behind us and head back towards slavery? Our study today explores that question.

Galatians 2:1-5

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