On a freezing Sunday morning, we continued our powerful journey through Galatians with a reminder that freedom isn’t free. As Paul walks us through a confrontation in Galatians 2, we see what it means to stand firm when the gospel is challenged. The message is clear: salvation is by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone—no additions, no negotiations.

Paul’s refusal to compromise—“not even for a moment”—isn’t about being stubborn. It’s about preserving gospel truth for future generations. This sermon challenged us to examine where we might be tempted to add to the gospel, out of pressure, fear, or tradition. Are we still living like we’re in Egypt even though we’ve been set free?

From personal faith to family expectations, church culture to evangelism, we were called to stand firm in the truth of the gospel. Not to be difficult—but to be free, and to keep others free too.

The gospel is sufficient. Do you treasure it?