Running the race of faith, we must finish well.

If we are walking by the Spirit, it means we: are conquering the flesh, understand the conflict, and captivated by freedom.

We have been set free by Christ and in response to that freedom we are to: live free, live in the truth of that freedom, and we are to love and serve in that freedom.

As believers, we have three homes: our earthly homes, our church home, and our heavenly home. For the believer all of these should be filled with the presence of God.

Paul offers one final comparison between the Old and New Covenants in an effort to show the Galatians the sin of their falling away,

Paul's greatest desire for the believers in Galatia is to see Christ formed in them.

Paul pleas with the Galatians to examine themselves and see why they are slipping back into the worldly and elementary things they have left in order to follow Christ.

Through salvation we are adopted as sons of God. That is the Gospel of Sonship laid out in Galatians 4:4.

Paul pleads with the Galatians to see the superiority of the covenant of promise over the covenant of the law.

Paul continues to write to the Galatians concerning the false doctrine of the Judaizers. We are blessed by faith and cursed by the law. Christ was cursed so that we might be blessed.