Ephesians 4; United We Stand
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Ephesians 3; Now It's For Everybody
Ephesians Chapter 3 reveals the mystery that Gentiles are included with Jews in God’s plan of salvation. Paul closes the chapter with a doxology, praising God’s ability to do more than we can imagine.
Ephesians 2; By Grace, Not of Works
In Ephesians Chapter 2, Paul contrasts the dismal state of humans in their sins with the remarkable transformation through God’s grace. He explains that salvation is not earned by our deeds but is a gift from God to those who believe in Jesus Christ.
Ephesians 1; Our Destination
Ephesians 1 says that God has always had a plan for us. Before the world began, He chose us to be part of His family through Jesus. Paul writes about how amazing it is that we’re forgiven and have the Holy Spirit in us.
Galations 6; Balance And Common Sense
Galatians 6 advises us on how to live wisely as Christians. Paul says we should help others who mess up and share each other’s problems. He also reminds us that we’re responsible for our own actions. Paul finishes by defending his teaching and focusing on Jesus’ sacrifice for us
Galations 5; In Step With The Spirit
Galatians 5 tells us about living free in Christ instead of being trapped by rules. Paul talks about fighting against our selfish desires by following the Holy Spirit. The chapter ends with a list of good qualities, like love and joy, that come from the Holy Spirit’s work in us
Galations 4; Slaves And Sons
Galatians 4 teaches us about being God’s children. Paul uses a story to show the difference between being a slave to the law and a free child of God. He tells the Galatians they’re now part of God’s family because of faith, not the law.
Galations 3; The Law and the Promises
In Galatians 3, Paul explains that being right with God comes from faith, not following the law. He scolds the Galatians for thinking they need the law to be saved, reminding them that Abraham was made right by faith. The law shows us we’re sinners and points us to Jesus, the true way to be saved. Paul says everyone who believes is part of Abraham’s family, not just Jews
Galations 2; Unintentional Hypocrisy
Galatians 2 discusses Paul’s confrontation with Peter over the issue of Jewish law and Gentile believers, underscoring the principle that faith, not law, justifies believers. Paul’s theme -- “Unintentional Hypocrisy” -- draws attention to the importance of consistency between belief and action
Galations 1; No Other Gospel
Galatians 1 addresses the problem of false gospels and Paul’s defense of the true gospel he received directly from Christ. The theme “No Other Gospel” highlights the exclusivity of the gospel of Christ and the danger of distortions.
2 Corinthians 12&13; Fair Warning
In the concluding chapters of 2 Corinthians, Paul gives a "fair warning" about the dangers of false teachings and the need for self-examination among believers. The theme "Fair Warning!" emphasizes the need for vigilance in faith and practice.