Nathan W. Bingham

The Apostle Paul's words were strong, but his heart was the heart of a pastor.

R.C.

Sproul's heart was the heart of a pastor as well.

Dr. Sproul preached through this book because he wanted the sheep under his care to understand these great truths, that there is no way that we can add to the gospel.

We must trust in Christ and Christ alone for our salvation.

This is Renewing Your Mind on this Sunday.

I'm Nathan W. Bingham.

Sitting under Dr. Sproul's preaching through Galatians was a great help and encouragement for me and my family, and all of those sermons came together to form his expositional commentary on Galatians.

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Sproul's pastoral heart as you read his commentary and explanation.

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Well, the Apostle Paul isn't through making his earnest plea to his fellow believers there in Galatia.