An Uncorrupted Gospel

This Bible study stresses the vital importance of preserving the purity of the Gospel of grace, emphasizing that justification comes solely through faith in Christ, not by adherence to the Law of Moses. It highlights a pivotal moment when Paul publicly confronted Peter in Antioch for withdrawing from fellowship with Gentile believers out of fear of Jewish legalists, thereby undermining the unity and truth of the Gospel. The passage underscores that hypocrisy—acting one way here and another way there—threatens the integrity of the church and can lead believers astray, especially the vulnerable. The core theological truth is reaffirmed: no one is justified by the works of the law, and the Gospel must be lived out with consistent integrity. The call is to the church to stand firm in the freedom of grace, rejecting any addition to the Gospel that would compromise its divine origin and exclusive sufficiency.