We long for peace, to have lives marked by freedom from difficulty and pain. We look to countless places to fill this need--our possessions, relationships, intellect, spirituality, political affiliations, and so on. But, by relying on these things for freedom, we unintentionally make them our savior instead of Christ. This exchange leaves us enslaved to a false gospel and to the very things we hoped would set us free. In this 8-session study on the book of Galatians, author and Bible teacher Elizabeth Woodson reveals that the struggle to fully embrace our freedom in Christ is not a new problem. Walking verse-by-verse through Paul's letter, Elizabeth highlights how this letter teaches us that in the gospel alone do we gain what we desire--freedom from sin and freedom to experience true peace, living the abundant life Jesus offers. Features:   7 weeks of personal study to be completed between 8 group sessions 8 videos, approximately 30 minutes per session, available via redemption code printed in the Bible study book Leader helps to guide questions and discussions within small groups Charts, maps, and bonus content to enhance your experience
Benefits:   Grow in your understanding of the gospel and how it changes you. Walk verse-by-verse through the book of Galatians as you uncover all the truth it holds for you today. Recognize the false gospels you are believing in and how the true gospel of Jesus Christ sets us free. Come away with a renewed sense of the unity and belonging we have in Christ. Video Sessions: Session One: Introduction (27:58)--Elizabeth introduces the theme of freedom in Christ that will be explored through this study. She also provides an overview of the book of Galatians, including its historical, cultural, and literary context. Session Two: Paul's Defense of Gospel Freedom (24:37)--Elizabeth teaches through Galatians 1. In the first chapter of his letter to the Galatians, Paul shares about his testimony and early years of ministry to demonstrate that he is a trustworthy source and worth listening to. From his example we're reminded that our spiritual reputation and testimony can either hinder or help advance the proclamation of the gospel. Session Three: Freedom from the Law (29:58)--As she teaches through Galatians 2, Elizabeth helps us understand the extra burden some people in Paul's day were placing on the gospel and how to recognize similar false teachings we may encounter today. With boldness and courage Paul declares we are un