From session two in Galatians, we answer the question, "Why does Paul declare curses on his opponents?"
What is the function of forgiveness in our lives?
Differences - active and passive righteousness?
What does it mean to experience an apocalypse?
What does the Gospel actually do?
What is the Gospel?
The Law and Freedom
Pardon and parole have to do with all of this?
Effect one’s understanding of the role of a mom?
How do you communicate to your children?
Understand the Bible as authoritative?
When we start adding things to the Gospel?
Authority: What is it?
Differences being a disciple and an apostle?
Can I not worry about sinning more?
Galatians Session 2
Why I Am A Lutheran Session 9
Unexpected Consequences: Why Did People Get Upset?
People aren’t baptized, is this message for them
Did market forces affect the 95 Theses?
Galatians Session 6
Free To Be: Sin & Sin Boldly
Third Commandment
Meaning - "Forgiveness isn’t fair?"
Convincing someone Christ has set them free?
What does it mean to experience an apocalypse?
Active and passive righteousness differences
The Means of Grace: Lord's Supper
How can “good works” be your problem?
What is the Gospel?
Despair about your good works: Why?
What does “For Christ’s namesake” mean?
Do we have to care about following the law?
Meaning - "Forgiveness isn’t fair?"
How does God deal with our sin?
Can I not worry about sinning more?
Role we play in salvation-asking for forgiveness?
Is there a simple way to say this?
Does becoming a Christian change who you are?
What is proper, or active, righteousness?
What is faith?
Galatians Session 4
How is it we both fear and love God?
The Law and Freedom
Who cares about active and passive righteousness?
Differences being a disciple and an apostle?