Galatians
17 articles that work with Galatians, in order through the book. Each one lists the passages it cites.
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October 11, 2025
Filled with the Spirit: Indwelling, Fruit, Gifts, and Power for Ministry
How the Spirit worked in the Old Testament and the New, why every believer has him from salvation, and why we still ask for fresh filling for ministry.
Passages: 4:65:22–23
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October 18, 2025
What the Bible Says About Speaking in Tongues
What tongues are, the three ways the gift shows up in Scripture, why no one is required to speak in tongues, and the guardrails Paul gives the church.
Passages: 5:22–235:23
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Giving Account · Chapter 4 companion
Burden or Load? What Galatians 6:2 and 6:5 Actually Say
"Bear one another's burdens" and "each will have to bear his own load" sit three verses apart. They are not a contradiction. Two Greek words explain why.
Passages: Chapter 66:26:4–56:5
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May 17, 2026 · Giving Account
What Does the Bible Actually Say About Accountability?
Search the Bible for "hold each other accountable" and you won't find it. Here is what Scripture does say about accountability, and why the difference matters for Christian men.
Passages: Chapter 66:16:2
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January 29, 2025 · Giving Account
Who Hears the Pastor's Account?
Accountability for pastors usually means oversight. But a pastor has his own account to give, and someone should be hearing it every week.
Passages: Chapter 66:1
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Giving Account · Chapter 1 companion
What to Say When a Man Asks You to Hold Him Accountable
A man in your group says "hold me accountable." Here is how to honor the instinct, decline the impossible job, and hand him one he can actually do.
Passages: 6:1–56:4–5
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Giving Account · Chapter 10 companion
Your First Monday: How to Start a Brotherhood of Account
A practical launch plan for a small men's group built on giving account, including how to invite, what to do on the first night, and formats for a 30-minute call and between-meeting check-ins.
Passages: 6:1–5
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Giving Account · Chapter 5 companion
Five Things a Brother Can Do, and How to Get Better at Each
Ask, listen, tell the truth, refuse to flatter, share the weight. A practical skills guide for the men on the receiving end of an account.
Passages: 6:1–2
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Giving Account · Chapter 6 companion
How to Be Nathan Without Becoming the Police
Sometimes a brother goes quiet and you have to go after him. A practical guide to pursuing a man with truth, following the pattern of 2 Samuel 12 and Matthew 18.
Passages: 6:1
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May 10, 2026 · Giving Account
Romans 14:12 and the Final Account
"Each of us will give an account of himself to God." What Romans 14:12 meant in its setting, and why the final account frees men from judging each other.
Passages: 6:1
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April 15, 2025 · Giving Account
What to Do When a Brother Goes Quiet
What to do when a friend stops talking: how to notice a brother going quiet, why men stay silent, and how to go after him without becoming his monitor.
Passages: 6:1
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October 10, 2026
Chase or Wait? Discerning Between Biblical Opposites
When do you chase the lost sheep, and when do you wait for the prodigal? How to discern between wise biblical opposites without flattening them into a rule.
Passages: 6:26:5
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October 5, 2026 · Giving Account
Why "Hold Me Accountable" Doesn't Work (and What to Say Instead)
Most Christian men have asked their friends to hold them accountable. It rarely works, and the reason is in the sentence itself. A better sentence, and why it changes everything.
Passages: 6:4–5
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July 3, 2025 · Giving Account
Giving Account in Marriage
Accountability in marriage doesn't mean making your wife your monitor. It means owning your own load and telling her the truth before she has to find it.
Passages: 6:5
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September 27, 2026 · Giving Account
A Rule of Life for Men Who Hate Rules
You don't need a type-A personality to grow in faith. Six practical ways for creative, low-structure men to build steady faithfulness into an ordinary week.
Passages: 6:9
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May 2, 2026 · Second Fiddle
The Long Obedience: Why Pastors Who Sprint Burn Out
Pastor burnout often starts with a sprint. What the long obedience produces, how to handle failure without quitting, and why the best counsel is: stay.
Passages: 6:9
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September 3, 2025 · Turn the Key
The Hidden Costs of Ministry Success
Ministry burnout often shows up after an outreach succeeds, not when it fails. Five hidden costs to name early, and the question that sustains leaders.
Passages: 6:9