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John hosts May I have a WORD with you?, a religion show with 140 episodes published.
References: Quick Review Gal 3:15-29 Seed vs seeds Abraham vs Moses (heir vs slave) Jesus our mediator & the law our tutor Promise vs keeping the law What’s next? Galatians 4:1-20 Vss 1-7 Heir, child, slave, guardian, ma
References: Quick Review Gal 3:1-14 Vss 1c-4 - the picture of the Gospel and question - προγράφω (prog-raf'-o) - recall Rd to Emmaus Vss 5-9 - faith before works, (promise before law) Vss 10-14 - the curse and the remova
References: Quick Review Gal 2:11-21 Confrontation Clarifying and righting the Gospel Spiritual battle for the Body of Christ (including Peter and Barnabas) Justification by faith Mnemonic - justified = “just as if I’d”
References: Quick ReviewGal 2:1-10The question?The ill-intentioned skeptics who want others to miss the goal (see Phil 3:14)The right hand of fellowshipRecalling Acts 10Gal 2:11-21 - the core and foundation of the Gospel
References: Quick ReviewFormer Saul - Gal 1:13-14See Acts 7:57-8:1See Acts 26:9-11Redeemed and restored Paul - vss 15-16aSee Eph 1:3-14Compare 1:Pet 1:18-20The Christians in Judea praised God because of Paul (1:22-24)Pau
References: Quick ReviewThe churches of Galatia to whom Paul was writing are the subject of Luke’s telling of Acts 13 & 14Antioch of Pisidia - near modern day Yalvaç, TurkeyIconium & Lystra - near Konya, TurkeyDerbe - ne
References: Geographical and Ethno-Historical ContextWho were the Galatians?The cities of GalatiaAntioch of Pisidia, Iconium, Lystra, etc.Modern day TurkeyThe people of GalatiaStereotyped as brave, impulsive and supersti
References: Romans 1:16-17Gospel - εὐαγγέλιον (yoo-ang-ghel'-ee-on)A reward for good tidings - see 2 Samuel 4Good tidings - 2 Samuel 18Mark 1:14-15 - the good news aboutPhilippians 1:5-27 - 7X in 22 vssNot Ashamed - ἐπαι
References: The Command - Isaiah 55:6-7Seek - imperative (command)Call - also imperativeSteps of repentanceThe urgency of “while you can find Him,” and “while He is near.”If you feel far from God, who moved?He will never
References: Grief, suffering, hardship, pain… These are not signs of God’s abandonment or condemnation.Romans 8:35, 37-39Counter cultural The promise that allows people of faith to grieve differentlyPaul’s last letter, n
References: Still being in the season of Easter I wanted to share with you some powerful insights the Lord laid on my heart that I shared with people at our late Good Friday Service.Reading the Passion According to St Jo
References: The Passover is a time when Jewish households do a thourough cleaning of the home to be sure all leaven is removed.Deep Cleaning: Homes are thoroughly cleaned, including searching for and removing all crumbs
References: The “Holy”Holy - ἅγιος (hag'-ee-os): most holy thing, a saint229 times in 219 vss in NTOften associated with the Spirit (Holy Spirit)Sometimes with placesThe holy city, being JerusalemThe Holiest place in the
References: ReviewSetting and background/context of JoelStructurePoem 1 - 1:1-20Poem 2 - 2:1-17God’s response - 2:18-27God will defeat the invaders - 2:20-21God will restore the land - 2:22-26God will dwell with His peop
References: ReviewSetting and background/context of JoelStructurePoem 1 - 1:1-20Poem 2 - 2:1-17God’s response - 2:18-27THE Day of the Lord - 2:28-3:16Joel 2:18-19 - God will take pityA turning point - upon repentance God
References: ReviewSetting and background/context of JoelStructurePoem 1 - 1:1-20 Poem 2 - 2:1-17 God’s response - 2:18-27THE Day of the Lord - 2:28-3:162nd Prophetic poem - Joel 2:1-17Announcement of disaster - 2:1-11The
References: ReviewSetting and background/context of JoelStructurePoem 1 - 1:1-20 Poem 2 - 2:1-17 God’s response - 2:18-27THE Day of the Lord - 2:28-3:162nd Prophetic poem - Joel 2:1-17Announcement of disaster - 2:1-11The
References: Setting and background/context of JoelWho was Joel?When did Joel work as God’s Prophet?Some suggestions from the textTemple - JerusalemNo kings - ?Most likely post-exhile in the time of Ezra/NehemiahJoel show
References: 40 Days of LentA season of introspection, devotion and journeying to the cross and the empty tombConsider Biblical 40 day/night periodsNoah and the flood - Gen 7 (purifying)Moses on Mt Sinai - Ex 24 (law-givi
References: The Day of the Lord - v 1Burning בָּעַר (bāʿar) - see Ex 3:2Joel 2:28-32Acts 2:16-21The זֵד (zade') arrogant and the רִשְׁעָה (rish-aw') wickedSame words as in 3:15 - the reversal making evil good and good ev
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