This is Undaunted Life, a man's podcast. I'm your host Kyle Thompson. Let's get into it.

Alright guys, welcome back to the foraging table. The mission of Undaunted Life is

equipping them to push back darkness with content that forges spiritual mental and physical

resilience. At the foraging table, you'll see a group of regular guys forging spiritual

resilience by digging into God's word and we're welcoming all of you to come along on that

journey with us. That's Eric. That's Ryan. That's Matt guys. We have dug in the Galatians. One

in Galatians 2 and I'm getting the sense as we get into Galatians 3 that there might be some

disagreements here. I see Matt's like rolling up his sleeves here. Ryan's already had his sleeves

rolled up like browning. I guess we're just going to sit here and watch these two duke it out.

But guys, I mean, I guess Galatians 3 is pretty straightforward. Everyone kind of agrees on

everything inside of Galatians 3. There's not a whole lot of debate on Galatians 3, is there?

No, I don't think that I actually have a disagreement with Ryan. That's not going to lead to good

content. We need some argument here. I think I have a disagreement with the way the wider church

interprets some of Galatians 3. So I think Ryan probably falls in the same camp as I do. It's like

man, this seems to be a book of the Bible that people really like to hang their hats on.

And sometimes I just like, one verse hanging there. Yeah, true, true. But do we need to just go

right into the one verse? I mean, we could go to the right verse or into that verse and talk about

complimentarianism and egalitarianism if you guys want to. Mine as well. We've got roughly an hour

to dig into everything that's here. We might as well get into this stuff. I definitely want to look

at seven through 14 because that's a, you know, substitutionary atonement, which some of our

critics will call cosmic child abuse. So if you listen to NT wrong, I think is what

that was John McCarty. Yeah, John McCarty are buddy. He called him NT wrong. I'm starting to think

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