Galatians 2:20-3:5
Wait! Don’t go back to your old way of life, no matter how “religious” it was. That’s the warning Paul gave to the Galatians and anyone who wants to know what being “religious” looks like. Following religious rules doesn’t matter—God only looks at your heart.
Galatians 2:14-20
What does it mean to be “crucified with Christ, yet I live”? By faith and with God’s grace, go deep into great truth in this Galatians 2 study. You’ll discover that underneath it all is what Jesus has done for us and is doing in us—all because of the love of the Father for us in the Lord Jesus.
Galatians 2:1-14
When the church was young, they struggled knowing what from their former way of life translated to the new way of life in God. Apostles Peter and Paul worked through the details in this Galatians 2 study of grace and legalism.
Galatians 1:11-24
Come meet one of the most important men of the New Testament—the apostle Paul. In this introduction to the letter of Galatians, recall Paul’s former life, his conversion, training in the desert, and journey in his own Christian life. Learn from his life how to stay close enough to the Lord to enjoy His power and love in your life.
Galatians 1:2-10
“Grace and peace to you” was a typical way people signed their letters in the first century, but learn in this study of Galatians 1 how the Spirit of God gives them new and more glorious meanings—a wonderful grace and a real peace in your heart that we get no other way.
Galatians 1:1-2
We are saved by faith—not by anything we do for God or any manner of life that we try to attain. Come learn from Dr. J. Vernon McGee what this important letter to the Galatians says about how to live as free as you are in Christ.
Job 38:1-42:17
Up until now, Job’s logic has been black-and-white. When God shows up, we can finally see things in color. Like broken shards of glass reflecting the morning sunlight, God uses the shattered, sinful hearts of mankind to point us to our need for Him. Reflected in fragments of earthly suffering and broken human logic, discover the brilliant, beautiful hope of Christ. It is in our willingness to be broken that we get to know Him.
Job 36:1-38:7
Are you a student of God? Most people like to feel competent. We don’t like to get too involved in something we don’t know much about. One major takeaway from Job, is that we all have a limited knowledge of God and need to be teachable. Today, Dr. McGee shows us that God is a patient but powerful teacher. Don’t let your inexperience with God keep you from trusting what you do know about Him.
Job 34:1-36:1
When we walk with God, we walk above our circumstances instead of beneath them. As Elihu continues his discourse, he offers a lot of spiritual wisdom to Job and us today. He declares that God is trustworthy and shouldn’t be questioned. Be encouraged today in knowing you can lean on God as your source of truth and joy, even in the midst of suffering.
Job 32:1-33:33
God doesn’t owe you an answer. Elihu shares this truth with Job, even though it was probably hard to hear. The Christian life is a journey through the darkness of this world and someday into the light of God’s kingdom. But for now, while we wait in darkness, we must trust God to lead us.