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May 30, 2024 47 min

#231 - Galatians Part 2

from Simply By Grace Podcast Hosted by Dr. Charles Bing

Sometimes there is a temptation to compromise the gospel of God’s grace not only doctrinally but practically in how we behave. The gospel does not need our embellishment. We are justified before God by His grace through faith and nothing else. Our behavioral performance cannot earn God’s grace. Those who compromise the gospel need to be confronted as Paul did Peter. Peter was behaving inconsistently with the gospel, but Paul took a firm stand against his behavior. The key to living for God is to identify with Jesus Christ and by faith allow Him to live His life through us.

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#231 - Galatians Part 2

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Chapters

  1. 0:09 Introduction to Grace Life Resources
  2. 2:02 Impact of Grace Message
  3. 3:51 Standing Firm for the Gospel
  4. 7:06 The Need to Contend for the Faith
  5. 8:43 Debates within the Church
  6. 9:02 Unity in Preaching the Gospel
  7. 11:19 Confronting Legalistic Tendencies
  8. 15:23 Recognizing True Gospel Preaching
  9. 18:14 Demonstrating Care for the Needy
  10. 19:49 Confrontation for Gospel Integrity
  11. 28:09 Confronting False Doctrine
  12. 31:38 The Truth of Justification
  13. 37:29 Understanding Verse 18
  14. 40:40 Living by Faith, Not Performance
  15. 44:20 Standing Firm in the True Gospel

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