It is the practical relationships of life that best reveal our walk.

A proper use of our Christian freedom brings glory to God.

Without the Spirit of God, we cannot live for the Lord as we ought to live. Just as salvation is a divine work, so also is sanctification. Our responsibility is to walk in the Spirit. See Fruit of the Spirit study - Summer 2017

When the singing stopped, the sinning began.

Paul writes a disclaimer to warn us that abusing or misusing our Christian liberty would bring bondage.

In Galatians 4:21-31 Paul is illustrating a truth, not interpreting a text.

Galatians 4-12 marks a change in Paul's tone, and Galatians 4-12-20-include the most warm and personal words of this letter. Paul is no-longer writing as a scholar or a theologian. Paul is no longer-presenting arguments as an apostle. Paul is no longer charging the-Galatians or condemning them for their wrong. Paul is making a-heartfelt appeal to them as his friends.

Galatians 4:12 marks a change in Paul's tone, and Galatians 4:12-20 include the most warm and personal words of this letter. Paul is no longer writing as a scholar or a theologian. Paul is no longer presenting arguments as an apostle. Paul is no longer charging the Galatians or condemning them for their wrong. Paul is making a heartfelt appeal to them as his friends.