Paul's Concern for People. (Galatians 4: 12-20)

Send us Fan Mail When you read Paul’s letters, you quickly discover that he often writes a bit like a lawyer. Romans and Galatians especially feel like carefully constructed legal briefs—tight logic, precise argumentation, point building upon point. He’s persuading, reasoning, dismantling objections, and presenting the gospel with razor‑sharp clarity. And then today—right in the middle of all that logic—We see Paul’s humanity breaks through. Up to this point, Paul has been arguing with ...