Jesus Changes People
Father Abraham
Mike and Ken tackle the next section of Galatians 3, where Paul shifts from a subjective argument to an objective one. The Judaizers held up Abraham as the standard for their religion. Paul takes Abraham and uses him as a witness against the Judaizers. Ken and Mike discuss Abraham, his background, and why he’s talked about here. They talk about why Christians are his children not by race but by faith. And how Christians have a right to Abraham’s blessing because they are his spiritual children. A listener wants to know if God has ever made Himself known in a special way to either of the guys. Also, what does the game Apples to Apples and the King James Version of the Bible have in common?
Passage: Galatians 3:6-9
Mike and Ken tackle the next section of Galatians 3, where Paul shifts from a subjective argument to an objective one. The Judaizers held up Abraham as the standard for their religion. Paul takes Abraham and uses him as a witness against the Judaizers. Ken and Mike discuss Abraham, his background, and why he’s talked about here. They talk about why Christians are his children not by race but by faith. And how Christians have a right to Abraham’s blessing because they are his spiritual children. A listener wants to know if God has ever made Himself known in a special way to either of the guys. Also, what does the game Apples to Apples and the King James Version of the Bible have in common?
Passage: Galatians 3:6-9