In Galatians 4 Paul has the imagery of sonship in mind, turning to the Old Testament one last time to drive home his theological argument. This matters deeply to Paul, because the Galatians are like his spiritual children.
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In the first two chapters of Galatians, Paul argues for the gospel from a personal point of view. In chapter 3 he turns to the Old Testament to prove his point, expounding on an ancient promise given to the father of the Jewish nation.
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A father who honors God provides, protects and empowers his family.
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It’s not always easy to be positive. In fact, we oftentimes find that being critical is our default.
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Shaelin shares about how she broke through anxiety and depression with the help of God and his people.
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Isn’t the Sabbath just an Old Testament thing? Find out what Allen Parr has to say about it.
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Galatians 2 refers to two different meetings that changed the course of the Christian church. Paul helped the early leaders to draw a line in the sand on the radical message of grace.
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Talk to your friends about the message of Jesus, not the details of church.
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The Apostle Paul is the most influential Christian writer of all time, having written 13 of the 27 books in the New Testament. Galatians was the first, and its message about grace still reverberates throughout history.
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You don’t have to go to seminary to qualify to teach. But preaching is a high calling, so you should ask a few basic questions before you fill the pulpit.
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PursueGOD sermons equip regular people to preach life-changing sermons – whether you’ve gone to seminary or not.
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Your money is God’s money; you’re just managing it. So budget it the way he says to do it – starting with your giving.
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Debt is a shortcut to the lifestyle you think you want but you can’t afford.
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Jesus talked about money more than most other topics. Here are three basic questions you can ask to see if you need to get right with God and money.
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Wedding season is the perfect opportunity to spark a mentoring culture in your church. Here’s how to do it.
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Biblical manhood is the divine calling to take primary responsibility for protection, provision and servant leadership.
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Learn how to budget according to biblical principles – from giving to saving to spending.
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Our culture has a lot to say about masculinity and femininity but what does the Bible say about it?
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Our culture is quickly blurring the lines between womanhood and manhood. But what does the Bible say?
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The apostle Paul bears witness that the living Lord Jesus invites us to come to God, not through religious rules and rituals, but by knowing and trusting in him.
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The Bible says husbands are the leaders in the home but you married someone who doesn’t want to lead spiritually. What are you supposed to do?
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The apostle Peter bears witness that Jesus is alive and that he overcomes even the deepest feelings of guilt and failure.
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The fundamental law of budgeting is simple: don’t spend more than you make.
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The apostle Thomas appears several times in the Gospel of John, and each time we learn something about what an imperfect journey toward faith looks like.
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