Having described the experience of Jewish Christians as coming into their full inheritance, Paul described the conversion of Gentiles (non-Jews) in Galatians 4:8-20. Simply speaking, they (we) had not known God but then came to know him. However, the Galatians later turned back to a form of religion that was similar to what they had when they were enslaved to idols. Therefore, they serve as a constant reminder to all of us not to revert to a religion of law-keeping but to continue to trust in Christ alone.
Saul’s two acts of foolishness contrasted with his son’s two acts of faith, and they changed the course of history.
In response to all of God‘s mercies described in the first 11 chapters, we are to present our bodies and be renewed in our...
After the dismal failures of Israel during the time of the judges, the restoration began with the birth of a son to a barren...
