The walk of freedom, the walk in the realm of the Spirit is a walk of love, characterized by humility and generosity, especially toward the brethren.

Christians, under grace and Spirit not law and flesh, are commanded to walk in the realm of that grace and that Spirit, which is to walk in love for the brethren.

True freedom is the freedom, not to continue to indulge the damning appetites of the flesh, but to love God’s people, the church of Christ.

Believers in Christ must seek to live free from the Law’s bondage by heeding the Law’s lesson: that justification & life in the Spirit come by faith in the promise and not by works of the law.

We must remember what God has done for us in Christ—redeeming us from slavery and adopting us as sons—to protect ourselves from a foolish return to slavery.

What really matters is life – having life, enjoying life, just being alive both now and forever – and that life comes only by faith.

The blessing of Abraham, which is the promise of God’s Spirit comes only by faith in Christ, which is necessarily wed to the cross of Christ, where He bore the Law’s curse for us. Hallelujah!

Justification by faith in Christ and not by the works of the Mosaic Law is the only doctrine which can bring the church true and lasting unity.

The authority of the gospel of grace is marked by its divine revelation and apostolic attestation; not according to man.

Adherence to the pure gospel of justification by faith alone requires rejection of anyone teaching a message which perverts or contradicts that pure gospel.