Paul: his Letters to the Churches

The New Testament has nine letters written by Paul to various churches - some of which he had helped to found whilst travelling around the Mediterranean. There are some clues in the these letters that he wrote several more, perhaps even many more! We often read of Paul's feelings towards those he loved throughout these letters. All were written to encourage believers, with most having strong doctrinal reasons for Paul spending the time either writing himself or dictating to an amanuensis. 

This Talk is a whistle-stop tour covering some of the foundations for each of the letters that we still have. They are all still relevant to be read today, as they were inspired by God. Read them yourself as you will benefit from each one. Take your time and ask God to lead you in research and meditation. 

As with all these Talks, they are not meant to be comprehensive, but to inspire you to seek out more details for yourself - perhaps asking others for their ideas too.

The script for the whole Service can be found here.