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Leading generations into a life-changing relationship with Jesus Christ. Visit our website for more resources: gospellight.sg Follow us on YouTube, Facebook and Instagram

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Sowing & Reaping [Galatians 6:6-10]

By Pastor Jason Lim True faith works through love. And love involves sharing and doing good. Those who truly believe will love, and their love for others will result in beneficent deeds. As they sow these deeds of love, they can look forward to reaping eternal life. But those who do not believe will not have love. They will not sow deeds of love. Instead, they will live only to gratify their fleshly desires. As such, they will reap destruction. This is the dichotomy of the believer vs the unbeliever. Do not be deceived. God is not mocked. You will reap what you sow.

43 min
17 SEP.

Restore A Brother [Galatians 6:1-5]

By Pastor Jason Lim Real faith is seen in love, and love is seen in community. True spirituality is thus not isolating oneself, but availing oneself to serve others. Paul says we are to use our freedom in Christ to serve others in love. In Galatians 6:1-5, Paul shows loving service to others is seen in how we restore a brother who has fallen into sin. He teaches us what the issue is, who should do that restoration work, how we are to it, and why we are to do so. Or in other words, the ministry, the manner and motivation of restoration.

43 min
10 SEP.

The Fruit of The Spirit [Galatians 5:19-26]

By Pastor Jason Lim The works of the flesh are evidently sinful and destructive. And those who habitually practice them show they do not belong to the Kingdom of God. The true believer instead lives differently. A true believer is one who has made a decisive break from the dominion of the flesh, in order that he will submit to the Lordship of Jesus. When he now walks by the Spirit, fruit is borne in his life. This fruit marks him as a child of God. So what is this fruit? How is this borne in one's life? How is this different from the works of the flesh? The answers can be found in this message here.

42 min
3 SEP.

Walk By The Spirit [Galatians 5:16-18]

By Pastor Jason Lim The Christian life cannot be lived on our own. We are weak in our flesh. But the third person of the Godhead lives in us! He is the Omnipotent Spirit of God. We must therefore live life in the Spirit. Walking is a Hebraism (a Jewish expression) for how one lives one's life or conduct one's life. Walking by the Spirit is to live in the new realm of the Spirit's leadership, and not in the old existence of the flesh. The million-dollar question then is, "How can I walk by the Spirit?" Should I utter a mantra, visit a holy site, ingest a religious relic, or press a magic button? No. Instead, the answer is found in the passage before us. Check out this sermon to find out how you can live a victorious Christian life for yourself today!

37 min
27 AUG.

Freed to Love & Serve [Galatians 5::13-15]

By Pastor Jason Lim Not Legalism. Not Licentiousness. But Love. That is the way of freedom. Spiritual freedom is to do what God wants- to serve one another in love. This is the way of Jesus, who emptied Himself and became a servant. His people are thus also to deny themselves so that we can serve others. That is the truest form of Christian living- and the path to the greatest happiness. It is in this giving and serving that we truly fulfill the Law. And it is in this giving and serving that we actually love our own selves the most. Find out what all this means from the sermon here. May we not just talking about serving, but may we be a serving church!

44 min
20 AUG.

The True Meaning of Freedom [Galatians 5:1-13]

By Pastor Jason Lim Freedom is defined as "the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants, without restraints or hindrances." But what is freedom in the Kingdom of God? In this passage, Paul reveals how freedom is secured by the Lord, and not by our works of the Law. And whilst we cannot secure freedom by ourselves, we can, and indeed must, stand in that freedom Jesus provides. Shifting from this freedom to turn to legalism will mean that we are severed from Christ, and His blessings. And most importantly in verse 13, Paul reveals freedom to be yielding ourselves as slaves for one another in love! So, freedom is living free from legalism, and from licentiousness, to serving one another in love. Freedom is not doing what I want in the flesh, but doing what God wants in the Spirit- to serve one another. That's the freedom that will make you happy in a thousand years! Discover what all this means, and may you find that true freedom in God.

38 min
13 AUG.

The Allegory of Hagar & Sarah [Galatians 4:21-31]

By Pastor Jason Lim The Apostle Paul has proven justification by faith from Abraham's life in Galatians 3. Now, he proceeds to illustrate it with the story of Hagar & Sarah (Abraham's 2 wives). Paul qualifies that this story is interpreted allegorically- he is using it to represent the meaning of the 2 covenants (Sinaitic Covenant and the Abrahamic covenant), though the 2 women are not exactly the 2 covenants! The sermon will take you through the 9-10 contrasts between the 2 women (& their 2 sons), showing you very clearly then the difference between the 2 covenants. You will learn how 1. ”Ishmaels" will not inherit. 2. ”Ishmaels" will persecute the "Isaacs”. 3. ”Ishmael" & "Isaac" cannot live together. 4. ”Isaac" is all of God's grace. Find out what these statements mean, and come out crystal clear about justification by faith, by checking out the sermon here!

43 min
6 AUG.

Paul's Pastoral Plea [Galatians 4:12-20]

By Pastor Jason Lim Paul loved the Galatians. Having explained justification by faith, he now writes to the Galatians in 4:12-20 with a much softer tone to plead with them. He urges them to stand in gospel freedom, and not be enslaved by legalism. He brings them down memory lane to recall the "good old days" by which they had loved him. He points out the "love bombing" tactics of the false teachers who are out to "abuse them". He expresses his desire to meet with them face-to-face. In all this, we see the pastoral heart of Paul for the Galatians. 1. He was Centred on the Gospel. His love for them is not "empty calories" sentimentalism. It is rooted in truth. His goal is for them to live life in the Spirit, with the joy of the gospel, and not be enslaved in legalism. 2. He was Concerned for their Good. The false teachers were out to make use of the Galatians. Paul wanted only the best for them. Discover how we can tell spiritual leaders apart in our day and age. 3. He was Committed in spite of Grief. In spite of the betrayal and anguish, Paul did not give up on the Galatians. Real love persists.

44 min

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Leading generations into a life-changing relationship with Jesus Christ. Visit our website for more resources: gospellight.sg Follow us on YouTube, Facebook and Instagram

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Gospel Light Christian Church

Sowing & Reaping [Galatians 6:6-10]

Restore A Brother [Galatians 6:1-5]

The Fruit of The Spirit [Galatians 5:19-26]

Walk By The Spirit [Galatians 5:16-18]

Freed to Love & Serve [Galatians 5::13-15]

The True Meaning of Freedom [Galatians 5:1-13]

The Allegory of Hagar & Sarah [Galatians 4:21-31]

Paul's Pastoral Plea [Galatians 4:12-20]

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Sowing & Reaping [Galatians 6:6-10]

Restore A Brother [Galatians 6:1-5]

The Fruit of The Spirit [Galatians 5:19-26]

Walk By The Spirit [Galatians 5:16-18]

Freed to Love & Serve [Galatians 5::13-15]

The True Meaning of Freedom [Galatians 5:1-13]

The Allegory of Hagar & Sarah [Galatians 4:21-31]

Paul's Pastoral Plea [Galatians 4:12-20]

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