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Galatians series message 22
Text: Galatians 6:1-5
Galatians is such a practical letter! Having shown us how not to fulfill the desires of the flesh, Paul now gives concrete guidance on restoring one who is caught in transgression, giving special consideration to the reality of the ones restoring facing temptation themselves. They key in all of this? The antithesis of the previous verse: stay humble and bear one another's burdens! 

Galatians series message 21
Text: Galatians 5:25-26
We enter the Kingdom by the Spirit, we live by the Spirit and we must keep in step with the Spirit as we mature in Christ! This week we'll bring together the crucial concepts in Pau's passage on walking by the Spirit that teach us how to follow, apprentice to and mature in Christ. His comment on relationships is noteworthy in this context!

Galatians series message 20
Text: Galatians 5:19-23
A partial list of those vices that naturally flow from our sinful nature is contrasted with the fruit of the Spirit. Those who continue in the former will not inherit the Kingdom of God, but the Spirit's fruit is a beautiful work that only He could produce in us! 

Galatians series message 19
Text: Galatians 5:16-18
Our freedom in Christ is not a license to indulge ourselves in our fleshly or sinful desires, but how exactly do we resist temptation and stop sinning? Paul is clear: walk by the Spirit. In this message we break down this practical and pivotal statement for all Christ followers.

Galatians series message 18
Text: Galatians 5:7-15
Our key theme keeps rising in Galatians: freedom in Christ. We are free from the crushing burden of proving ourselves through our adherence to the Law. However, our freedom is not freedom to sin. Paul gives the proper place of the Law in the believer's life, which results in loving others well.

Galatians series message 17
Text: Galatians 5:1-6
Our text begins with a profound gospel statement: it is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Paul exhorts the Galatians to stand true to the purity of the gospel and not add works. To add works would be to submit again to a yoke of slavery, the very slavery he just enumerated on in the previous chapter.