Este material pode ser utilizado de diversas formas e foi feito para você...
-Ler e estudar, servindo de guia para essa carta maravilhosa, levando-o a valorizar e a viver a liberdade do evangelho;
-Meditar e se alimentar, proporcionando um devocional diário que o ajudará a crescer em Cristo à medida que for lendo e meditando nessa porção da Palavra de Deus;
-Ensinar e liderar, oferecendo uma série de apontamentos que lhe permitirão explicar, ilustrar e aplicar Gálatas quando estiver pregando ou liderando um estudo bíblico.

First in a new series of expository guides to the Bible, Timothy Keller's Galatians For You is a personal or group curriculum that walks you through the book of Galatians, showing how the gospel message changes the whole of our lives. ( )

Galatians is a powerful letter that has inspired many responses. Luther's Commentary on St. Paul's Epistle to the Galatians was one of his most important works. In it he fleshed out what it meant to be justified by Christ's merits alone. Eugene Peterson was so driven to communicate the truth of Galatians to his church, he translated it into modern language—the birth of The Message. Now Timothy Keller launches a new study guide series: Galatians for You. (I wonder: is For You a comment on N. T. Wright's For Everyone series?)

Having read this letter and many of its chief commentators in the past, I wanted a fresh take on it to inspire a weekly Bible Study and Prayer meeting at my church. Timothy Keller's work fit the bill.

Keller is that unique person who is able to marry deep theological truth to practical reflection. On page after page, you are led to reflect on the meaning of the passage as well as how it can change your life. This is one of the few study guides where I've actually used many of the discussion questions at the end of each section.

I do have a few issues with Keller, largely resulting from the theological disconnect between my Wesleyan-Arminian roots and his Calvinism. I also was disappointed by his lack of interaction with the New Perspective on Paul (although he does offer a short appendix on his rationale).

That said, these issues are minor. Like the cover says, this is an excellent book for you to read, feed, and lead others with. ( )

Here's a quote from Timothy Keller to give you an idea of what this book is like, "Galatians is all about the gospel--the gospel all of us need throughout all of our lives. It's dynamite, and I pray that it's powerful message explodes in your heart as you read this book." This book is wonderful for giving a greater understanding for comprehending Galatians' themes, it's meanings, it purpose, it's history, and much more. A great book for reading with devotions, or just as a sit-down read in the evenings. You are highly encouraged to read this book, and to allow it to change and shape you to become more like Christ.

This is a really good little book.
Just a few notes--

There are a lot of John Stott references. I have nothing of substance to add to that, I was just surprised by the number of references!

There is a good, brief interaction with the New Perspectives at the end of the book. Not an exhaustive defense of the traditional Protestant position by any means, but quite good for what it is.

My main/only qualm with the book is his imprecise, and thus misleading, language at times throughout. There is quite a bit of the Jesus vs. Religion rhetoric in this. Lots! Beyond that specific false dichotomy that is pervasive in Keller's teaching as a whole(it seems I have a bit of a pet peeve, bear with me), there is also language like "use the Gospel" in the sense of how we grow in Christlikeness. I forgot who it was but the point has been made that we can at times in our effort to be Gospel-centered, or whatever "Gospel-" you want to utilize,we can often minimize the work of the Spirit. This is not Keller's intent and it is not even really the result, but his imprecise language in certain places definitely opens the door for this to creep in.

This is a great overview of Galatians filled with deep, yet accessible, theology and clear, grace-driven(Gospel-centered? :-D ) application.

Great book. Read and enjoy. ( )