Paul and the First Churches
When you hear a verse quoted, do you know whether it was Jesus, or someone writing about him?
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- Read it3 min
- The world behind the words4 min
- How it drifted5 min
- Honest objections3 min
- Measured against the center2 min
- A keeper1 min
- Reflect2 min
- Practice this week1 min
- Talk it over1 min
- A quiet moment1 min
Much of what is preached on Sunday comes from Paul. Saved by faith alone. Wives, be subject to your husbands. The wages of sin. All good, it is said, because it is all the Bible. Paul wrote more of the New Testament than anyone, and many Christians quote him more often than the one he followed.
Paul is a gift to the church, and nothing here asks you to set him aside. It asks a simpler question: when Paul and Jesus are both in front of you, who comes first? You don't need anyone's permission to answer that the way Paul himself did.
Measured against the center
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