Christ-Centered commentaries on Paul’s epistles that offer verse-by-verse journeys through four powerful New Testament letters that define Christian identity and daily living.
In Galatians ~ How Then Am I Free? Explore the liberating contrast between law and grace, works of the flesh and the fruit of the Spirit, and discover what true freedom in Christ really means. Read Galatians Introduction and Chapter 1
In Ephesians ~ Who Am I? Paul unfolds the believer’s position in Christ—chosen, sealed, blessed, and empowered—offering rich insight into the mystery of the Church and God’s eternal purpose in this age.
In Philippians ~ How Am I? Walk through themes of joy, humility, and spiritual maturity, learning how the mind of Christ transforms attitudes, relationships, and responses to suffering.
In Colossians ~ Whose Am I? The focus turns to the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ, exposing counterfeit philosophies and grounding the believer in a Christ-centered walk.
Written with clarity and reverence for Scripture, this commentary keeps Christ at the center while carefully handling Church Age doctrine and practical application. Whether you are a pastor, teacher, or serious student of the Bible, GEPC will help you read Paul’s epistles with fresh understanding—and live them with renewed confidence in the One to whom you belong.
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SHARI ABBOTT is a Christian apologist, author, and the founder and president of Reasons for Hope* Jesus. Shari is passionate about equipping and encouraging Christians to know Jesus better, love Him more, and confidently share the hope found only in Him. She is the author of numerous books, including Why the Butterfly, Remember Me, Who Said That, Got Questions 1,2,3&4, Fun with Shuns—Biblical Words Ending in -tion, How to Witness to Jehovah’s Witnesses, Hear, See, Speak No Evil, Misinterpreted 1&2, Quotable Quotes 1&2, 40 Names of Jesus, Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth, Big Questions from Little Hearts, Seasons of Our Lives Daily Devotions, and Bible commentary books. Visit our store.
