Whose Son are You?, Part 2 – Galatians: The Bible’sDeclaration of Independence – Galatians 4:28-5:1 – Pastor Kirk Leach

I Want you to consider with me three simple applications ofPaul’s instruction, and I pray that they will help you to live in the joy of your freedom in Christ.

Family Structure – God’s Way – Galations 6:1-4 – PastorKeith Wilkinson

Whose Son are You? – Galatians: The Bible’s Declaration ofIndependence – Galatians 4:20-31 – Pastor Kirk Leach

I Want you to consider with me three spiritual truths whichare illustrated in the historical account of Hagar and Sarah and I trust that God will use them to encourage your hearts and challenge you to remain faithful to the truth.

Care for the Converted – Galatians: The Bible’s Declarationof Independence – Galatians 4:12-20 – Pastor Kirk Leach

I Want you to consider with me five expressions of care forthe flock of God, and I trust God will use them to encourage you hearts in being faithful to one another.

Care for One Another – 1 Thessalonians 5:14-15 – PastorKeith Wilkinson

Boasting in Your Weakness – 2 Corinthians 12:7-10– Pastor KirkLeach

From this text, I want you to consider with me four reasonsfor boasting in your weaknesses so that you might learn joy in trials.

Amazed and Dismayed – Galatians: The Bible’s Declaration ofIndependence – Galatians 4:8-11 – Pastor Kirk Leach

I Want you to consider with me three simple ways Paul usedto move the Galatians along in their sanctification, and I trust you will embrace them for yourself and remain faithful to the Lord.

The Privilege of Sonship – Galatians: The Bible’s Declaration of Independence – Galatians 4:1-7 – Pastor Kirk Leach

From this text, I want you to consider with me fourprivileges of being sons of God, and I pray that once again you will be encouraged and share the joy and message of salvation with a lost world.

We learned that we were created for godly friendships for the purpose of manifesting God’s love. Friendship with God has visible proofs: obeying God and bearing fruit. We discussed that Biblical friendships should be prioritized starting with Christ as our greatest friend. Following Him are our husbands, children, family and family of God. All of these relationships are for the purpose of magnifying God through serving as Jesus served. The presentation highlighted several ways in which we may carry out that purpose. Ten practices to enhance our friendships were given and the teaching ended with a challenge to foster deeper relationships with others to share Christ’s love and spur one another on to godliness.

The Blessedness of Faith – Galatians: The Bible’sDeclaration of Independence – Galatians 3:23-29 – Pastor Kirk Leach

I want you to consider with me two blessings of faith fromthis passage and I pray your hearts will be encouraged and ready to share the joy of salvation with the lost.