From session two in Galatians, we answer the question, "What does the Gospel actually do?"
Authority: What is it?
Why does Paul declare curses on his opponents?
Galatians Session 2
What does it mean to experience an apocalypse?
Understand the Bible as authoritative?
Who cares about active and passive righteousness?
Can I not worry about sinning more?
What is the Gospel?
How do you communicate to your children?
Differences being a disciple and an apostle?
Differences - active and passive righteousness?
When we start adding things to the Gospel?
What is the function of forgiveness in our lives?
Pardon and parole have to do with all of this?
Universalism: What are the issues?
The Lord's Supper: What Is It?
Why is Paul’s language so different?
Faith Alone
The Apostles' Creed Part 2
Changes in the Church: Changes in Worship
The Law and Freedom
Communicating with children
Effect one’s understanding of the role of a mom?
Lutheran Vocabulary: Gospel
Why I Am A Lutheran Session 4
What makes a Christian righteous?
How can “good works” be your problem?
Baptism: What Is It Good For?
What does the word “Law” mean according to Lut
How is a Christian made?
Why is Paul’s language so different?
What does “For Christ’s namesake” mean?
When we start adding things to the Gospel?
Issue of job security relate with our vocation?
Can I not worry about sinning more?
Why was Paul mad about circumcision?
Someone who says, “I don’t believe in God”?
Is the gospel a law?
Universalism: What are the issues?
What is alien, or passive, righteousness?
Why wasn't my grandmother praying for us?
Luther meaning when he said “sin and sin boldly
Galatians Session 7
Why does the law not help save us?