Marriage is the adventure
Neither churches nor families are teaching 20-somethings that marriage is the adventure – except in our Perfect Union class.
Neither churches nor families are teaching 20-somethings that marriage is the adventure – except in our Perfect Union class.
How do you evaluate whether a particular interpretation hits the mark of authorial intent?
Some of us may be choking on cutesy things, but many of us are working towards a model of serious bible study and discipleship.
The law teaches us that we are sinful and we need a savior. But having learned that lesson, we should graduate from law-keeping to the maturity of faith.
Not only is it important to have an intentional, deliberate approach to female discipleship, it is necessary for a healthy church community.
When you wake up each day do you see yourself as a child of promise or a slave to a deal?
According to a recent USA Today article, “girlfriends are key to women’s optimism.”
The covers of our Galatians and James homework packets are wordles. You can create your own at www.wordle.net
How does justification relate to atonement? What’s the difference between expiation and propitiation? Find out.
Why does the Apostle Paul broadcast his conflict with the Apostle Peter in an open letter to multiple churches? What did he expect the Galatians to learn from it and what can we learn today?
Paul claims you can have utter confidence in the gospel message he preaches because he received it by revelation from Jesus Christ, not human invention.
Paul opens Galatians by claiming you can recognize the true gospel by its source (divine revelation), its substance (grace based on the cross) and its result (freedom).