6 episodes
It is for FREEDOM that Christ has set us FREE Mark Meynell
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- Religion & Spirituality
Talks from the 2013 All Souls Holiday Bible Week, 5 full length talks and 1 all-age talk going through the key ideas in Paul's great gospel of Grace-Liberation. I played various songs and tracks during the talks, but only short clips are included here because of copyright. The songs are mentioned here.
Galatians 1: DESERTING THE GOSPEL?
Galatians 2: SETTING GRACE ASIDE?
Galatians 3:1-23: IS FAITH REALLY ENOUGH?
Galatians 3:25-4:31: PLEADING FOR THEIR LIVES
Galatians 5-6: FREE AT LAST!
Galatians 2:21 (All-age talk): DID CHRIST DIE FOR NOTHING?
Details for downloading handouts can be found on my Wordpress blog (Quaerentia) or on my Scribd page (Quaesitor)
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Gal 2:21: OR DID CHRIST DIE FOR NOTHING? (All-age talk)
On the final morning of Cornerstone 2013, we drew the threads together with all ages present (literally 0-90), taking one of the most important verses of the letter as our theme. The opening few seconds were not recorded but the question was what makes a good use of time...
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Gal 5-6: FREE AT LAST!
Having spent most of the letter debating with the dangers of legalism, Paul turns in the final chapters to the issue of licence: does it actually matter how we live? Well, it all depends on whether or not we are truly free...
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Galatians 3:25-4:31: PLEADING FOR THEIR LIVES
The Galatians are in danger of losing everything that Christ has won for them - at the very least, they are living as if still blind people even after they have been given sight.
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Galatians 3: IS FAITH REALLY ENOUGH?
We now get to the heart of why a gospel of Faith is GOOD news and why a message about works of the law is such terrible news.
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Galatians 2: Setting Grace Aside?
Having had his mission, message and gospel practice been fully endorsed and accepted by the Jerusalem apostles, Paul now finds himself having to confront the same people in order to protect the gospel of grace.
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Galatians 1: DESERTING THE GOSPEL?
An overview of Galatians 1: Paul's concern that the Galatians have abandoned the gospel of Grace