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EPISODE · Apr 10, 2026 · 25 MIN

Salvation Through Jesus Christ Alone

from Groundwork: Biblical Foundations for Life · host ReFrame Ministries

The Christian faith spread as Paul and the other apostles traveled around and shared the good news of salvation through Jesus Christ.  However, after Paul left Galatia, other teachers came in and added to his message, spreading false truths about the requirements needed to receive salvation. When Paul gets the news,  he urgently writes a letter to the Galatian Christians. In the opening of his letter, Paul adamantly emphasized the importance and power of the unaltered gospel: salvation comes by grace through Jesus Christ alone, no additional works required. To underscore this truth, he then reminded the early Christians that he received his apostolic authority directly from Jesus Christ. Together, let’s study Paul’s salvation teaching to examine what makes Christianity transformative and evaluate our own hearts to ensure we’re guarding and preserving the gospel rather than corrupting the truth of salvation through Jesus Christ alone. 

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