A Gospel Worth Fighting For (Galatians 1:1-10)

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Classroom Instructions

Lesson

A Gospel Worth Fighting For (Galatians 1:1-10)

  • Opening Thoughts

  • Galatians begins unlike any other Pauline letter.

    • Paul is in fighting mode...

    • ...because THE gospel is under attack.

      • The gospel of Paul: “grace and peace”

      • The “gospel” trending in Galatia

  • Takeaways:

    • Some things are worth fighting for, and the ________ is on that list.

    • Galatians is...

      • Biographical (1-2)

      • Comparative (3-4)

      • Practical (5-6)

Discussion Questions

  1. Can you remember the last time you defended something or someone who was under attack (physically, verbally, or otherwise)? What was the situation? Why did you engage?
  2. What do you know about the Apostle Paul? Where did you learn it?
  3. How would you summarize the gospel in two minutes? How about one sentence? Two words? If you’re alone, write out what you would say. If in a group, share your answers aloud.
  4. Have you ever wondered if the gospel you believe is the true gospel? What did you do in response to this question?
  5. Scale of 1 to 10, how confident are you that the gospel you believe is true? Why?

A Gospel Worth Fighting For (Galatians 1:1-10) Instructions

Lesson

A Gospel Worth Fighting For (Galatians 1:1-10)

  • Opening Thoughts

  • Galatians begins unlike any other Pauline letter.

    • Paul is in fighting mode...

    • ...because THE gospel is under attack.

      • The gospel of Paul: “grace and peace”

      • The “gospel” trending in Galatia

  • Takeaways:

    • Some things are worth fighting for, and the ________ is on that list.

    • Galatians is...

      • Biographical (1-2)

      • Comparative (3-4)

      • Practical (5-6)

Discussion Questions

  1. Can you remember the last time you defended something or someone who was under attack (physically, verbally, or otherwise)? What was the situation? Why did you engage?
  2. What do you know about the Apostle Paul? Where did you learn it?
  3. How would you summarize the gospel in two minutes? How about one sentence? Two words? If you’re alone, write out what you would say. If in a group, share your answers aloud.
  4. Have you ever wondered if the gospel you believe is the true gospel? What did you do in response to this question?
  5. Scale of 1 to 10, how confident are you that the gospel you believe is true? Why?