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As children of Yahweh we are called to imitate Yahweh. One of the primary attributes the Apostle Paul exhorts us to have is love. We are to be forgiving, and compassionate, and loving, just like Yahweh.

In light of what Yahweh has done for us, we ought to walk as new creatures. This means that our former way of life is to be put off, and a new way of life is to be put on. 

Answering Abuses of Galatians 3:28 // What is the role of women in the church? Does the equality of male and female (Gal. 3:28) mean that we should make no objection to both male and female elders and deacons?

Answering Abuses of Galatians 3:28, pt. 2 // If there is no male and female in Christ, then how can one party in a marriage be the authority over the other party? Is there any difference between male and female?

Answering Abuses of Galatians 3:28 pt. 1 // There are Christians who believe same sex attraction and marriage is permissible. Is it possible to be a Christian and practice homosexuality?

Because we are already in Messiah, we are called to put on the new man. If the old man is gone, we no longer need to act like the old man acted.

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Galatians 3:28 // What do the terms Jew and Greek mean? Listen to learn how that the lowest of the low in society and humanity can become equal with King David or Prophet Moses, and be a co-heir with Yeshua the Messiah.

Galatians 3:28 // Who is our family? Yeshua, Yochanan the Baptizer, and Shaul the Apostle all agree that our family are the ones who we are related to spiritually. Listen to learn about how in Messiah there is no advantage when it comes to ethnicity, social status, or gender.

One of the highlights of the Feast of Pentecost in the Bible is the sermon from the Apostle Peter in Acts 2. Have you ever wondered or thought about this though: what Peter didn't preach is just as important as what he did preach.

Galatians 3:26-27 // It's not about you. It's about the Messiah. You are a child of Abraham, and more importantly a child of Yahweh through faith. When you were baptized into Messiah, you put on the Messiah. You're a new creature. Salvation is based on you being a different creature than you are in the natural. No one is saved based upon the natural or physical.

Galatians 3:24-25 // Prior to the coming of the Messiah, the law acted as a Guardian to the people of Israel, leading them like children to the arrival of their promised Messiah. Once that faith came, their was a spiritual adulthood that wasn't there before. The same holds true in our individual lives.

Galatians 3:23 // Paul says "Before faith came, we were kept in custody under the law." Did faith not exist prior to the New Testament? And what does it mean that the law keeps us in custody? Does the law imprison us?

Since we've been saved by grace, by the power of Yahweh, how then should we live? This lesson begins to look at how we ought to act as children of the King.

Galatians 3:19b-22 // Why does Paul mention angels, a mediator, and the fact that Yahweh is one, right in the middle of his argument in Galatians 3? Listen to learn how grace is the x-factor in your spiritual life.

Galatians 3:19 // This lesson continues to answer the question "Why the law?" I also deal with the phrase "until the Seed to whom the promise was made would come." If the law was until the Seed, doesn't that mean it ceases once the Seed arrives?

Galatians 3:19a // If the inheritance, salvation, forgiveness, etc. is not by the law (but by the promise of Yahweh), why was the law given? And what law is Paul talking about in this text?

What is the purpose of the four-fold ministry? Listen to learn about the importance of preaching and teaching in the congregation.

Galatians 3:15-18 Summary // Step back into the book of Genesis; see Yahweh make unconditional promises to Abraham and his seed, the Messiah. Anyone who is saved is saved because Yahweh keeps His promise, and not because you keep His law.

Galatians 3:17-18 // When Yahweh made the promises to Abraham (back in Genesis 12-15) there were no "ifs." The promises were unilateral and unconditional. Be thankful, because if they were conditional, no one would be saved.

Galatians 3:15-16 // There was a promise made to Abraham and to his seed. Who is this seed? Paul explains by using a human illustration.

What text was Paul quoting from in Ephesians 4:8? And how does this relate the the spiritual office gifts given by the Messiah to the assembly?

Part 6, and the final lesson in the "From Passover to Easter" series. This lesson gives an overview of the big picture we've been looking at for 6 weeks, and ends with looking at the historical information on the origin of Easter Sunday inside of Christianity.

Part 5 in the "From Passover to Easter" series. This lesson discusses some key points in Acts 20:7-12 that lead in the direction of recognizing this first day gathering as being out of the ordinary, rather than a habitual model for a church service.

Is there anything about or resembling Easter Sunday in scripture? This lesson takes a look at a text that is commonly used to promote a regular, re-occurring first day of the week church service.