Bible Study

In this final chapter, Paul sums up the situation and gives us insight into his consistent authenticating style even though this letter is very different than any of his other church letters.

Paul explains the freedom grace provides, and how the keys of love and faith amplify grace and are also amplified by grace.

Paul uses figurative examples to explain and clarify the old and new covenants.

Paul gets to the real issue of the Galatians in that they were slipping back into legalism and works and away from Holy Spirit and grace.

Paul's example of the permanence of real life covenants in comparison to God's covenant and promise.

This video explains the controversy between the church founders Peter and Paul in Antioch around grace and legalism.

This video introduces the book of Galatians, the relationship between the author and his audience and the reason for writing and it's relevance to the church today.

Is healing available to anyone? Are there requirements? If so, what are they?

Was healing only for the first century church? Did healing power die with the last original apostle?

What is Biblical healing? Is healing God's"will" for humanity?

Examining scripture to see if the doctrine of apostolic authority, prophecy, miracles and Holy Spirit manifestation ceased with the original disciples.

Examining scripture to see if the doctrine of pastors not having wealth can be supported.

Can God do anything? Are there any limitations to God?

Does the grace of the New Covenant negate the need for the Law and the Old Testament? Is the Old Testament relevant today?

Is God glorified by our suffering in sickness or lack? Does He get honor by our patient toleration of adverse difficulties that affect humans in general? Does God's reputation gain favor by believers' poverty and poor circumstance?

Christians just have to trust God they are 'in the will of God' because we can't know His will, right? Or can we know God's will for us? Aren't His ways too lofty and mysterious?

Are all humans 'made in God's image' and 'children of God'? This video uses scripture to support or debunk this common belief.

Are born-again believers just 'poor sinners saved by grace'? Are believers still 'sinners'?

Was Jesus a deity? Was He 100% human and 100% God?

Does God say "no" or "maybe later" to prayers? How can we know our prayers will be answered?

Is the Bible the word of God? Can this be proven without the Bible?

Verse by verse exploration using scripture to interpret scripture.

Verse by verse exploration of the 7th angel's trumpet and the events of chapter 12 using scripture to interpret scripture.

Verse by verse exploration using scripture to interpret scripture.

Verse by verse study using scripture to interpret scripture.