In Galatians 2:16-20, Paul shows that Jesus’ work of restoring mankind is wholly on him and given to us as a gift. We do not earn eternal life but we are to respond to that gift with thankfulness and maturity.

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In Galatians 6:11-18, Paul argues that the Old Covenant is no longer valid and the people of God are those who worship the one God in three persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The crucifixion is that which defines our reality.

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In First Corinthians 15:1-11, Paul talks about understanding who Jesus is, what he has accomplished for us and our responsibility of constantly and consistently pursuing holiness. Jesus died, physically rose from the dead, and defeated death so as to restore mankind.

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In First Corinthians 9:2-12, Paul addresses the issue of money and the one who is preaching the gospel. His point is simple, do nothing that will hinder or negatively impact our preaching of the Gospel.

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In First Corinthians 4:9-16, Paul reminds the Church that even though the apostles suffered greatly as the Gospel was being established, the Church since that time is operating from a position of strength. We have the foundation of Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit and the apostles upon which to build.

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In First Corinthians 3:9-17, Paul uses the imagery of construction to describe the Church and the responsibility of men to do good works. Good works are not a means to earn salvation but a right response to being saved.

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In First Corinthians 1:10-17, Paul reminds the Church that it is only because of who Jesus is and what Jesus has accomplished in his death, resurrection, and ascension that we are the Church. And as the church we are called to unity, not differing labels.

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In Romans 15:1-7, Paul teaches the Church in Rome to imitate Jesus Christ by being an encouragement to others, building them up and not seeking to please ourselves.

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In Roman 12:6-14, Paul explains how everyone has abilities that they are called to use to help others in their growth toward holiness. Even as we are persecuted, we are called to love everyone.

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In Titus 3:8-15, Paul reminds Titus of the importance of good works in the life of the follower of Jesus Christ. Doing good is not about salvation but is a response to the love God has given us. We are called to love all men.

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