Imagine for a second that your car didn’t have a Neutral setting on the transmission. The only two options are Drive or Reverse. A bit chaotic if you think about it. But have we come to expect the Gospel to have a Neutral setting? What are the options other than accepting the Gospel? We’ll explore that question in this study.

Galatians 1:8-9

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You’ve likely heard that a core method of identifying counterfeit money is to study the real thing. Paul is pressing us to deepen our knowledge about the real Gospel so as to be able to quickly identify counterfeit versions.

Galatians 1:6-7

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It’s not hard to draw to mind situations where new power creates new vulnerabilities for those that are given it. But is the problem always “out there?” I’ve never been crowned king. Do I need to worry about corrupting power? And if so, how do I survive it? We’ll look at these questions in this study.

Judges 9:1-57

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You’re offered one of two boxes, with the contents of each clearly identified. What’s not identified is the value of the contents. If you select the box with a very small value, perhaps you don’t understand the riches in the other box. In our study, Paul is working to help us understand the value of what’s freely offered to us.

Galatians 1:6-7

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“How ya doing?” We say it, but it’s likely that we’re not asking a question. We’re simply using that phrase as a way to interact. In our study today, we’re dissecting a greeting used by Paul to make sure we get the real gold that’s within.

Galatians 1:3-5

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If the Apostle Paul walked into any church service on a Sunday morning, it’s likely that service would grind to an immediate halt. But would that be what Paul would want? What does Paul say about his relationship to the church… to you and I? And what does that prompt us to do in our spiritual family meetings? We’ll look at that in this study.

Galatians 1:1-2

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Maybe you’re a fixer. If you see a problem, your inner self wants to jump in and improve the situation. In our study today, we’re going to ask if we are subtly trying to “fix” Christianity by finding ways we can make it more “accessible.” Paul wrote a letter to a church who was doing this. Let’s see how that letter lands for us.

Galatians 1:1-2

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We’re looking at how God does not give up on us. This passage provides ten promises that demonstrate that enduring love. But what are the implications of that persistent love in our efforts to face challenges? Is it possible for us to fail so massively that we cannot be restored? How do we glean hope out of the rubble of what we’ve done? The prophet has good news for us.

Zechariah 8:1-23

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Winning is great! We love to celebrate winning. But is it even better to be a gracious winner? This is just one of the questions we’ll be asking in an attempt to reframe our perspective on what it means to keep the peace.

Judges 8:1-35

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A prophet looks ahead. A prophet of hope anticipates good things ahead. If we’ve failed miserably, can we still anticipate good things ahead? Is it possible to fail so miserably that we’re outside the realm of hope? Our objective is to gain a perspective of how our failure measures up to God’s promises and love.

Zechariah 8:1-23

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