# John Drury

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A Brief Meditation on Psalm 86

John Drury leads us through a guided meditation of Psalm 86.

A Brief Meditation on Psalm 13

John Drury leads us through a guided meditation of Psalm 13.

A Brief Meditation on Psalm 45

John Drury leads us through a guided meditation of Psalm 45.

Galatians 1:1–10; 6:11–18 with Dr. John Drury

John Drury and Brandon Charlton kick off a seven-week series on Galatians. Listen in as they read the letter's opening and closing to frame Paul's claim. Subscribe to Fresh Text on Substack for additional writings and conversations: https://johnldrury.substack.com/

Galatians 2:15–21 with Sarah Hinlicky Wilson

John Drury and Sarah Hinlicky Wilson read Galatians 2:15–21. They explore justification, the faithfulness of Jesus Christ, the law, and what it means to be co-crucified with Christ. Subscribe to Fresh Text on Substack for additional writings and conversations: https://johnldrury.substack.com/

Galatians 3:1–18 with DJ Coleman

John Drury and DJ Coleman explore Galatians 3:1–18, focusing on Paul’s rebuke of the Galatians, the crucified Christ, Abraham, the law, the promise, and what it means that Christ became a curse for us. Subscribe to Fresh Text on Substack for additional writings and conversations: https://johnldrur…

Galatians 3:19–4:7 with Amy Peeler

John Drury and Amy Peeler explore Galatians 3:19–4:7, weighing how the law and the promise fit together before narrowing in on 4:4–7. They trace God sending the Son, born of a woman, and the Spirit into our hearts, and why every cry of "Abba, Father" joins the eternal family of God. Subscribe to F…

Galatians 4:8–5:1 with Amy Peeler

John Drury and Amy Peeler explore Galatians 4:8–5:1 and God’s heart for freedom. They consider the human tendency to enslave ourselves to systems that measure our performance, how Paul retells the Galatians’ birth story through maternity, and what it means to rest like a dependent child in the womb…

Galatians 5:2–6:10 with Joy Moore

In this episode, John Drury and Joy J. Moore close the Galatians series with 5:2–6:10. They explore eternal life as knowing God now, the social sins in Paul’s list of vices that divide a community, and the household of faith that bears God’s family resemblance as it walks in the Spirit. Subscribe …