Paul’s short time in the city of Thessalonians was not pleasant, but it was fruitful! Many souls were saved as he pressed on through opposition; a great lesson for us to learn. He has much truth and encouragement for this church—and for us.

What does it mean to be 'overtaken in a fault', and what is the law of sowing and reaping? Just a few of the topics Paul addresses in the final chapter of Galatians.

Our study continues in chapter 5 of Galatians, taking a hard, but practical look at the works of the flesh and the fruit of the Spirit.

In chapter5, Paul makes two stunning g statements that must've heard to be believed (and we do), concerning those who seek to trust in what they do to make them righteous, and also cites 5 undeniable truths about false teachers.

In chapter four, Paul continues his rebuke of the Galatians, showing them the difference between law and grace, using several contrasts. The bottom line is this: the difference between law and grace can be said to be like the difference between night and day.

The just shall live by faith. These very familiar words bring us comfort, yet they are more; this truth is the foundation of our life in Christ. As we study Galatians chapter 3. The apostle Paul makes it abundantly clear where our faith should be.

In chapter 2 we find the purity of the gospel at stake. Paul the apostle confronts none other than the apostle to do this! Paul makes it abundantly clear: salvation is by grace through faith in Christ alone.