A twelve-lesson study on Galatians, Paul's defense of the gospel against adding works to faith. Read more.
This MacArthur Bible Study covers Galatians in twelve lessons: Paul's defense of his apostleship and of the gospel he received, the confrontation with Peter at Antioch, justification by faith apart from the works of the law, the argument from Abraham, the purpose of the law as a guardian, the contrast between slavery and sonship, freedom in Christ, and walking by the Spirit with the fruit it bears. Second edition.
The MacArthur Bible Studies are twelve-lesson guides built on John MacArthur's expository work, each with background, verse-by-verse notes, discussion questions and space to write. They suit small groups, Sunday school classes and individual study, and require no prior training to lead. Galatians is short, urgent and doctrinally decisive, which makes it one of the better letters for a group that wants to understand justification without wading through a systematic theology.