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Sustained in Conflict (Galatians 2:11-21)

Tracing the arguments Paul provided in defending the gospel.
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Sustained in Conflict (Galatians 2:11-21)

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Lesson
21:02Session 4 VideoSession 4 Video

Sustained in Conflict (Galatians 2:11-21)

  • Opening Thoughts

  • Galatians 2:11-21

    • Peter’s action

      • What Peter did

      • How it impacted others

  • Paul’s rebuke

    • Paul’s interpretation

    • Paul’s “sermon”

      • “Justification” and its proper basis

      • Paul’s logic...

  • Takeaways:

Discussion Questions:

  1. Describe your group of friends in junior high and/or high school. Why did you end up in that group?
  2. Have you ever been on the outside of a group wondering how you could be accepted? What was that like?
  3. Talk about what it would have been like to be the different characters in this event: Peter? Barnabas? Gentiles whom Peter had eaten with? Paul? With whom do you most resonate, and why?
  4. If you were there to hear Paul’s rebuke, what would you have thought or said or done?
  5. What do you believe about “justification,” and how does this text confirm or adjust your own thoughts?
  6. What is something you still don’t understand about this text?

Sustained in Conflict (Galatians 2:11-21) Instructions

Lesson
21:02Session 4 VideoSession 4 Video

Sustained in Conflict (Galatians 2:11-21)

  • Opening Thoughts

  • Galatians 2:11-21

    • Peter’s action

      • What Peter did

      • How it impacted others

  • Paul’s rebuke

    • Paul’s interpretation

    • Paul’s “sermon”

      • “Justification” and its proper basis

      • Paul’s logic...

  • Takeaways:

Discussion Questions:

  1. Describe your group of friends in junior high and/or high school. Why did you end up in that group?
  2. Have you ever been on the outside of a group wondering how you could be accepted? What was that like?
  3. Talk about what it would have been like to be the different characters in this event: Peter? Barnabas? Gentiles whom Peter had eaten with? Paul? With whom do you most resonate, and why?
  4. If you were there to hear Paul’s rebuke, what would you have thought or said or done?
  5. What do you believe about “justification,” and how does this text confirm or adjust your own thoughts?
  6. What is something you still don’t understand about this text?