After examining the evidence of Peter and Paul's testimonies, and the Scriptures shared by James, the matter of the Gentiles and the law is settled for the time being.

Paul, by revelation, goes to Jerusalem to meet with the Church leadership in an effort to restore unity in the Body of Christ.

The power of a thankful heart moves us from fear to faith.

As Paul begins his ministry to the Gentiles, he faces constant persecution from those who oppose the gospel he preaches.

No matter what happens, our Father takes care of our every need. Let us, therefore, serve Him with all our hearts.

The events following Paul's conversion reveal the truth about how he received the gospel he preached.

The background and opening of the Epistle to the Galatians confronts those who would change the truth of the  gospel.

We can trust God at His Word because He is faithful to take care of us.

In the first of a series on the Epistle to the Galatians, we set the background by taking a look at a bit of the history and geography of Galatia. We then begin a consideration of the records in Acts when Paul entered into the area to spread the gospel, seeing how succeptible the Galatians were to the eventual doctrinal error.

A study of the life of the great Philip the Evangelist shows us what an evangelist is according to the Word of God.