In this podcast episode, we (finally) break into the practical section of Galatians. We dive into how the two sections of Galatians, the doctrinal and the practical, are connected. As well as Paul’s vision for the Christian life.

In this podcast episode we wrap up Paul’s argument against the doctrine of the false teachers. Paul sums up all he’s laid out in 2.14-4.31 and urges the Galatians to stand in the freedom that Christ has given them.

In this podcast installment we come to the end. probably the climax, of Paul’s argument against the false teachers. He takes us back to the Old Testament story of Abraham to consider his two wives and his two sons and their significance for the controversy in Galatia.

In this podcast episode, we wrap up our mini-series in the Psalms with Psalm 2. We approach this important psalm from the perspective of Jesus’ death and resurrection (a Christological reading) to help us understand the mission of Jesus and his Church.

In this podcast episode we consider the importance of “heavenly vision” in the life of the disciple. We dive into Psalm 73 to look at the case of the worship leader Asaph and then draw a line from his experience to ours.

In this podcast episode, we take a step back from our study of Galatians to consider what the apostle presents as the highest blessing of the gospel — our adoption. The adoption of believers in Jesus Christ and through the Spirit is, in many ways, the climax of Paul’s argument against the false teachers in Galatia. Being that Paul presents it as such, we take time in this episode to mine the depths of what that means for our relationship with God.

In this podcast episode, we consider the final link in a chain of arguments that Paul makes against the false teachers in Galatia.