Dive into Galatians 2:11–21, one of the most dramatic confrontations in early church history, where Paul publicly rebukes Peter for hypocrisy. This passage exposes a struggle we all face—the gap between what we believe and how we live. Peter knew salvation comes through faith in Christ alone, yet fear of man led him to pull away from Gentile believers, putting the gospel itself at stake. Hypocrisy is defined as “the absence of a straight line between what we believe and how we live,” challenging us to examine whether we truly trust Christ to be enough or quietly add other requirements for acceptance. Through a courtroom illustration, we’re reminded that we cannot stand before God on our own merit—Christ paid it all. This truth doesn’t just save us; it transforms how we live. When we grasp that Christ plus nothing equals everything, our lives become a response of gratitude, not a performance for approval.

Chapter 1: The Gospel Confronts Hypocrisy 0:00 - 24:05
Chapter 2: Confidence in Christ Alone 24:06 - 33:33
Chapter 3: A New Motivation to Live by Faith 33:34