Galatians 4-6 (biblegateway.com) Walking in Freedom by the Spirit After establishing that believers are justified by faith alone and not by works of the law, Paul continues his letter by explaining what it means to live as children of God—free from bondage, filled with the Spirit, and walking in newness of life. Galatians 4–6 completes Paul’s passionate defense of Christian liberty and the life of grace. Galatians 4 — From Slavery to Sonship: Heirs of God Through Christ Paul

Acts 17; Acts 18:1-18 (biblegateway.com) The Gospel Confronts Culture After writing to the Galatian churches to defend the gospel of grace, Paul continues his missionary journey, preaching Christ throughout Macedonia and Greece. His message meets both eager belief and fierce opposition, yet the gospel continues to take root and spread. Acts 17 records Paul’s ministry in three major cities, Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens, each revealing how the gospel engages different audien

1 Thessalonians 1-5; 2 Thessalonians 1-3 (biblegateway.com) Faithful, Watchful, and Steadfast After preaching in Thessalonica and then ministering in Corinth, Paul writes two letters to the Thessalonian believers. Though they are young in faith, their steadfastness under persecution and their eager hope for Christ’s return encourage the whole church. Both 1 and 2 Thessalonians are letters of encouragement, correction, and hope written to believers facing persecution and confu

Acts 18:19-28; Acts 19:1-41 (biblegateway.com) The Gospel’s Power in Ephesus After encouraging the young churches and writing letters to strengthen their faith, Paul continues his ministry, returning to Asia Minor where God powerfully works in Ephesus, establishing a strong church and spreading the gospel across the region. Acts 18:19–28 — The Gospel Strengthened and Expanded As Paul continues his journey from Corinth, he travels with Priscilla and Aquila and arrives at Ephes

1 Corinthians 1-4 (biblegateway.com) Christ Our Foundation After ministering in Ephesus and hearing troubling reports from the church in Corinth, Paul writes to address their divisions and spiritual immaturity. His letter calls believers back to unity, humility, and a Christ-centered faith. 1 Corinthians 1–4 opens Paul’s heartfelt and corrective letter to the church at Corinth, a gifted yet divided congregation struggling to live out the gospel in a worldly culture. Introduct

1 Corinthians 5-8 (biblegateway.com) Holiness, Wisdom, and Love in the Church After addressing divisions and pride in the church, Paul now turns to issues of moral purity, discipline, relationships, and Christian liberty. His goal is to guide believers toward holiness and love that reflect their new life in Christ. 1 Corinthians 5–8 shows Paul addressing practical issues within the Corinthian church that threaten both its testimony and its unity. 1 Corinthians 5 — Purity in t