LECTURA BIBLICA DIARIA

Paul continues writing from Antioch, deeply concerned that the Galatians are slipping back into old habits. He reminds them that through Christ, they are free children of God. In Galatians 4, Paul explains that before Jesus came, people were like children under strict rules, but now, through Christ, we have been adopted as God’s sons and daughters. Paul worries that the Galatians are slipping back into old habits, trying to earn God’s love instead of resting in it. He reminds

Paul continues writing to the Corinthians. His heart is lighter now because he has received good news from Titus, who told him that the believers in Corinth had listened to his earlier letter and truly wanted to grow closer to God. In 2 Corinthians 7, Paul expresses great relief and joy. He had been worried that his earlier words might have hurt their feelings, but instead, they brought positive change. The Corinthians turned back to what was right, and that made Paul’s heart

At this point, Paul is still in Macedonia, preparing to visit Corinth soon. His heart is full of love for the believers, though he’s also worried that they are listening to false teachers who question his authority. He writes with honesty and care, wanting them to see that true strength comes from living humbly with God’s power. In 2 Corinthians 10 , Paul writes with gentle firmness to the believers in Corinth. Some people had been criticizing him, saying he was bold in his l