We end Galatians with a great reminder. The reminder is a call to love others and help bear their burdens. The gospel reaches to those around us. We, as believers, bear the marks of how the gospel has transformed our lives and we reach to those around us with that same gospel. Our challenge is not perfection, but obedience to Jesus Christ.

Knowing that a harvest is coming is encouraging. Knowing there is responsibility until the harvest comes takes courage. Knowing whatever we sow we will reap can have eternal rewards. Join us today as we look at the responsibility of burden bearing.

Paul warns the Christians in Galatia about the war between the flesh and the spirit. Believers are called to crucify the flesh and walk daily by the Spirit. Faith that walks in the spirit will have spiritual results, not fleshly ones. Join us today as we look at the challenge of walking in the Spirit.

Faith that is at work is the key to our passage today. Faith isn't selfish it reaches out to others in love. The law is not fulfilled by rituals but through loving your neighbor. Join us today as we take a look at how important it is to have a faith that loves.

Christ has brought freedom to those of Galatia. His death has paved the way for the freedom from ritual and law that burdened the people. They must be willing to stand fast in their faith. How about you? What keeps making you fall? Join us today as Paul encourages us through the Word not to slip back into our old ways but to stand strong in our faith.

In this message, we explore what it means to be the kind of church God calls us to be.

In today's scripture, Paul uses the truth of Abraham's life to teach a deeper meaning. His wives, his sons will be used to show the people what it looks like to live under bondage (law) or live as a free person (faith). Join us as we look at the allegory of Abraham's life.