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Biographical note
Terry Johnson is the senior minister of the Independent Presbyterian Church in Savannah, Georgia, which he has served since 1987.<p>"Remarkably fresh, insightful and faithful to the gospel."</p>
- Richard D. Phillips (Senior Minister, Second Presbyterian Church, Greenville, South Carolina),
<p>... a fine commentary and an excellent resource for teachers and pastors. </p>
- New Horizons Magazine,
<p>"Clear exposition, forceful exhortation, and brazen applications are the hallmarks of Terry Johnson's preaching. Pastor Johnson doesn't tell us about Galatians; he speaks God's Word to our hearts from Galatians."</p>
- Peter Kemeny (Pastor, Good News Presbyterian Church, Frederick, Maryland),
<p>Dr. Johnson's extensive pastoral work, his insights into the word of God, his demonstrated leadership in teaching and living the message of the book of Galatians qualifies him as the man for the hour to write this great new commentary.</p>
- Michael A. Milton (President and Senior Fellow at D. James Kennedy Institute for Christianity and Culture),
<p>"Johnson's commentary is essential reading for preachers and lay folk alike."</p>
- Derek W. H. Thomas (Teaching Fellow, Ligonier Ministries; Retired Senior Minister, First Presbyterian Church (ARP), Columbia, South Carolina),
<p>"Johnson clearly explains some of the most difficult passages in Scripture, stalwartly defends evangelical doctrines such "justification by faith alone,"</p>
- Greg Gilbert (Senior Pastor, Third Avenue Baptist Church, Louisville, Kentucky, Author of <i>What is the Gospel?</i> ),
"What must I do to be saved?"
This is the message that the book of Galatians seeks to answers. It tells us that there is a gospel message to preach even 2000 years on from when these words were first penned. It presents for us the truth of the gospel, unearthing the central message that righteousness can only be obtained through justification by faith. We are told in no uncertain terms that we cannot have this on our own merit. It considers the original context that there would have been questions as to what of the Jewish custom should be adopted if any as Gentiles joined the church. There were issues that could divide them but above all they needed to preach the gospel and to live lives that were bearing the fruit of God's word in them. Terry L. Johnson skilfully exposits 22 chapters which look at the theological aspect of Galatians then 18 chapters looking at the practical outworking of the letter. It contains a wealth of material for helping us to live Christian lives; to walk by the Spirit. The Mentor Expository Series holds to an inerrant view of Scripture. They are thoroughly researched with helpful practical application. This is a resource for pastors and Bible teachers who want to draw on Christ-centered expository teaching and for the lay reader who wants to delve more deeply into the riches of the Word of God.