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Session 13 Video

The last session is a review and analysis of Paul's arguments.

Session 13

Signing Off (Gal 6:11-18)

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https://content.lessons.church/files/study/8adhZZ8Javc/GSR0LyT0uGc/Galatians (Michael DeFazio) 2022.pdf?dt=1678876403382

Galatians by Michael DeFazio (New Testament faculty at Ozark Christian College) is part of Next Level, a free video resource from Ozark Christian College in Joplin, MO. 

Galatians

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**Signing Off (Gal 6:11-18)**

- Opening Thoughts: Summary and Review

    - The situation / problem

    - Paul’s answer / argument

        - Biographical Defense of the Gospel (1-2)

            - Received by Revelation (1:11-24)

            - Supported by Jerusalem (2:1-10)

            - Sustained in Conflict (2:11-21)

        - Comparative Defense of the Gospel (3-4)

            - Law or Faith? (3:1-14)

            - Law or Promise? (3:15-29)

            - Slaves or Sons? (4:1-11)

            - Them or Me? (4:12-20)

            - Slave or Free? (4:21-31)

        - Practical Defense of the Gospel (5-6)

            - Stand Firm in Freedom (5:1-12)

            - Step Forward in the Spirit (5:13-26)

            - Stick Together as Family (6:1-10)

- Galatians 6:11-18 – Wrapping up

    - Watch who you...

    - Watch how you...

    - Watch what you...

**Discussion Questions:**

1. What did you expect to get from this study? In what ways did you receive that? What surprised you?
2. What are 2-3 things you learned from Galatians that you hope you never forget? What will you do to keep those things in mind?
3. How much of our “outline” of Galatians do you have memorized? How much could you write down on your own without looking?
4. What do you tend to be proud of or “boast about”?
5. Who are 3-5 people in your life who know you, know the gospel, and have earned the right to speak into your life?
6. How is Jesus calling you to respond to Galatians? What are you doing to trust and obey?

Session 13: Signing Off (Gal 6:11-18)

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