Description
Everyone Welcome. Paul: His Life, Letters, and Theology is a chronological small-group study of the Apostle Paul and the New Testament letters associated with his ministry. Rather than treating each epistle in isolation, the study follows Paul’s personal, missionary, and theological development—examining how his experiences, historical circumstances, and encounters with early churches shaped his teaching. Participants explore the progressive articulation of Paul’s theology concerning Christ, salvation, grace, faith, the Church, Christian conduct, suffering, and hope, while considering how the individual letters integrate into a coherent and self-consistent theological framework. Each 50-minute session combines Scripture, historical context, theological analysis, discussion, and practical application. We will meet at the Red Wing campus, in Parent-Child room between services (from 10:05 AM to 10:55 AM).