Alisa Weir’s Newly Released “The Truth of the Gospel: A Study in Galatians” is a Thoughtful Study of Paul’s Teachings and the Relevance of God’s Law for Today’s World – PR.com
Snoqualmie,
WA,
January
30,
2025
–(PR.com)– “The
Truth
of
the
Gospel:
A
Study
in
Galatians”:
a
compelling
and
theologically
rich
study
that
invites
readers
to
reexamine
the
teachings
of
Paul
with
a
fresh
perspective
on
the
connection
between
grace
and
obedience.
“The
Truth
of
the
Gospel:
A
Study
in
Galatians”
is
the
creation
of
published
author,
Alisa
Weir.
Alisa
Weir
shares,
“A
deep
spiritual
hunger
is
leading
Christians
to
identify
themselves
with
the
God
of
their
forefathers,
Abraham,
Isaac,
and
Jacob.
As
more
people
find
meaning
in
the
Hebraic
roots
of
their
faith,
Christians
are
beginning
to
keep
the
Sabbath
and
the
feasts
of
the
Lord.
“However,
talking
about
keeping
the
Sabbath,
often
brings
a
response
from
others
in
the
Christian
community.
Some
might
say
‘we
are
not
in
bondage
to
the
law’
while
others
quote
the
Apostle
Paul
and
say,
‘We
are
not
under
the
law
but
under
grace.’
What
was
Paul
talking
about?
When
Paul
said
that
we
are
not
under
the
law
but
under
grace,
did
that
mean
we
are
above
the
law?
What
about
the
Ten
Commandments?
If
we
keep
the
Sabbath,
will
that
bring
us
into
bondage?
And
why
did
Paul
tell
the
Galatians
that
they
were
foolish
and
even
bewitched?”
Published
by
Christian
Faith
Publishing,
Alisa
Weir’s
new
book
offers
an
engaging
and
spiritually
enriching
study
that
addresses
these
important
questions.
Through
a
careful
and
prayerful
examination
of
the
Book
of
Galatians,
readers
are
encouraged
to
dig
deeper
into
the
scriptures
to
better
understand
God’s
intent
for
grace,
law,
and
the
Christian
walk
of
faith.
Consumers
can
purchase
“The
Truth
of
the
Gospel:
A
Study
in
Galatians”
at
traditional
brick
&
mortar
bookstores,
or
online
at
Amazon.com,
Apple
iTunes
store,
or
Barnes
and
Noble.
For
additional
information
or
inquiries
about
“The
Truth
of
the
Gospel:
A
Study
in
Galatians,”
contact
the
Christian
Faith
Publishing
media
department
at
866-554-0919.