Paul wrote letters to both the Galatians and to the Ephesians. Paul’s letter to the Galatians had 3 major themes: explaining that his ministry to spread the gospel to the Gentiles was from God, to warn those who were false teachers that there would be consequences, and to demonstrate our need for the Law...
In Paul’s second letter to the Corinthians, he covers a variety of topics. He shares some of the ways that he has suffered for Christ, reviews some of his travel plans and encourages the Church to be bold in their faith and love for Christ through their actions. Paul reminds us that when we...
Paul wrote his first letter to the church in Corinth. While 1 Corinthians contains a message of love, it was not delivered lovingly. He corrects and challenges the Church to quit living in the world, and start living for God. He is the only one that we are to impress, not the world. Paul...
Romans is a letter written by Paul to the Romans in his absence. Throughout Romans, Paul reminds us that we are responsible for our faith. We are equal in our sin and equal in the ability to access salvation. When we choose to believe that Christ died for our sins, we are covered in...
The second half of Acts focuses on the travels of Paul and his ministry. Paul’s passion for serving God and spreading the Word of God has increased. He spends years traveling from place to place teaching first the Jews of Christ, then the Gentiles. Many of the Jews did not believe in Christ as...
Acts is generally considered the birth story of the Church. Chapters one through fourteen begin at Jesus’ ascension up into heaven and go through the naming of a new disciple, arrival of the Holy Spirit, persecution, many signs and wonders being done while proclaiming Christ’s name and finishes off with Paul and Barnabas’s tour...
