“It all worked out for the good.” You’ve heard that, right? A guaranteed outcome? Not by a long shot. But, with God, there is always the possibility of the worst pain being used for good. Our study will explore this possibility.

Judges 15:1-20

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Your assignment: describe oxygen. What color is it? What’s its shape? What does it remind you of? An odd assignment, right? Easier just to move on? Similar to if you were asked to describe the Holy Spirit? The Apostle Paul wants to make sure we don’t just move on when it comes to the Spirit, and provides an analogy that we’ll look at in this study.

Galatians 5:16-18

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Ever hear of fake freedom? Perhaps you can bring to mind a personal experience with “freedom” that really wasn’t free. Our study of Galatians continues with Paul continuing to exhort us to understand real freedom.

Galatians 5:13-15

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Set it free! If you’re referring to water, and you take the container holding that water and tip it over, you’ve set the water “free,” if you will. The problem is, that water has far less usefulness spilled out on the ground than contained and accessible for cleaning, drinking, or a myriad of other purposes. What does it mean to be “free” in a Gospel sense and how does that relate to service? We’re exploring those questions in this study.

Galatians 5:13-15

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Paul tells Timothy to correct others with gentleness. And yet in this passage, Paul demonstrates a bit more of a punch in his rebukes. What’s the balance, and what's the admonition to us? We’ll explore those questions today.

Galatians 5:7-12

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Boldness versus loving our neighbor. We’re heading into a passage where Paul demonstrates the use of such powerful language that some question if he even said what’s found here. What does this passage have to say regarding political correctness in our society? We’ll look at language, love, and truth in this study.

Galatians 5:7-12

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On the surface, you may automatically reject the idea that “bigger is better.” But what happens if we stop and look at our value system? What if we look at how we regard those around us? Is it possible that “bigger is better” can use a back entrance and sneak its way into our thinking? Another study ahead of us today on the fascinating Old Testament character of Samson.

Judges 14:1-20

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“No cost, nothing you need to do, free.” Is freedom an absolutely hands-off luxury? Or is there a responsibility we have to protect our freedom? We’ll look at these questions in this study.

Galatians 5:1-6

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“My freedom requires you to give up what you consider your freedom.” While you might not hear it verbalized that way, that’s the essence of what is happening around us. Our society has what could be considered a twisted view of freedom, especially when compared to the freedom that is offered to us spiritually. We’ll explore the richness of that freedom in our study today.

Galatians 5:1-6

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Birth order studies are fascinating. Older brothers, younger sisters, only children… there's a good bit of consistency in the characteristics ascribed to each category. So, what is the spiritual equivalent to the sibling that gets blamed for everything, run over, or just plain ignored? We’ll look at spiritual family parallels in today's study.

Galatians 4:21-31

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