From session four in Galatians, we answer the question, "Why does Paul write that trying to follow the law is a curse?"
Meaning - "Forgiveness isn’t fair?"
How is a Christian made?
Does being a Christian improve your life?
Do we have to care about following the law?
Law/Gospel similarities -addiction programs?
Message in Galatians impact parenting & children?
Universalism: What are the issues?
People aren’t baptized, is this message for them
Galatians Session 4
Paul says the law increases sin. How so?
Is there a simple way to say this?
Unexpected Consequences: What Did It Start?
Changes in the Church: Who Makes The Decisions?
Free To Be: Apart From The Law
Are our works always bad?
Unexpected Consequences: 95 Theses
Galatians Session 7
Why did Luther get rid of the idea of purgatory?
Lutheran Vocabulary: Gospel
Where Are We Today? Always Reforming?
Issue of job security relate with our vocation?
Why does Paul declare curses on his opponents?
Spreading The Message: Educating Families
Baptism: What Is It Good For?
Sacraments & what role we play in receiving them
The Lord's Prayer: Seventh Petition
People aren’t baptized, is this message for them
What is the function of forgiveness in our lives?
What does it mean to experience an apocalypse?
Communicating with children
Jesus uses your sin to save you? How so?
Understand the Bible as authoritative?
Who cares about active and passive righteousness?
When we start adding things to the Gospel?
Pardon and parole have to do with all of this?
Role we play in salvation-asking for forgiveness?
Paul says the law increases sin. How so?
Does being a Christian improve your life?
What does the Gospel actually do?
How does one lose their freedom as a Christian?
Should we worry about what people think about us?