A revealing four-part series about a theological movement titled “A New Perspective on Paul.” In this series, we will examine how this movement undermines long-held views within historic Christianity.

At the heart of our study on the New Perspective on Paul Pastor Miller will review how its viewpoint critically changes soteriology—the doctrine of salvation—by reevaluating the Apostle Paul’s teachings, particularly on justification. This perspective posits that traditional interpretations of Paul may be skewed, having been viewed through the lens of the Reformation rather than his original Jewish context.

To understand this series, we will delve into the works of various theologians to gain a deeper understanding of important theological doctrines. Pastor Miller will highlight the shortcomings and negative consequences of this movement, which seeks to question the doctrine of justification by faith alone—a fundamental tenet of traditional Protestantism.