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A Final Gospel Appeal, Part 5
In 6:11-18, Paul concludes with one final gospel appeal. In his appeal, he reiterates 5 main themes that he wishes to impress on the minds of the Galatians so that the gospel remains central and sufficient in their lives and churches. In v. 18, Paul reiterates the priority of grace for the Christian faith and life.
How To Live Among The Lions
Daniel doesn't tame the lions, but he does show us how we are to live in a pluralistic society. Daniel does show us how to be salt and light. Daniel shows us that we are to expect persecution. And Daniel shows us how to live in perfection. Everything is there.
A Final Gospel Appeal, Part 4
In 6:11-18, Paul concludes with one final gospel appeal. In his appeal, he reiterates 5 main themes that he wishes to impress on the minds of the Galatians so that the gospel remains central and sufficient in their lives and churches. In v. 16, which we will study today, Paul reiterates the blessings of the gospel for the people of God.
There Is Salvation In No One Else; Acts 4:1-22
The most effective way to reach the masses is by loving the individual sinner.
Living and Dying in and for the Gospel
In this passage, we see Stephen lived and died to further the Gospel, as the Gospel demands no less from him, or from us.
A Final Gospel Appeal, Part 3
In 6:11-18, Paul concludes with one final gospel appeal. In his appeal, he reiterates 5 main themes that he wishes to impress on the minds of the Galatians so that the gospel remains central and sufficient in their lives and churches. In v. 15, which we will study today, Paul reiterates the necessity of the Holy Spirit's work.
When Enemies Taunt (Psalm 42)
God's word teaches us that sometimes we suffer because of our devotion to God.
A Final Gospel Appeal, Part 2
In 6:11-18, Paul concludes with one final gospel appeal. In his appeal, he reiterates five main themes that he wishes to impress on the minds of the Galatians so that the gospel remains central and sufficient in their lives and churches. First, Paul reiterates his authority and authenticity as an apostle (6:11, 17). Second, Paul reiterates the sufficiency of the cross for salvation (6:12-14). In v. 14, Paul declares in the strongest possible terms that he will only boast in the cross of Christ. Such boasting in the cross would have been extraordinarily strange to both a Gentile and a Jew. Why then would Paul boast in such a repugnant, horror-filled, foolish symbol? In Galatians, we find at least eight reasons why Paul boasted only in the cross of Christ.
My God Sent His Angel and Shut the Lions' Mouth; Daniel 6
The most important part of a believer's life is the part that only God sees.
