Where do we go to find the gospel essentials? Paul lays them out in the last 8 verses of his letter to the Galatians.

The Reformation recovered the truth that we are saved by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone. Unfortunately, this has led many to believe that the Christian is not obligated to do good. The Scripture says otherwise.

We often hear the phrase, 'You reap what you sow,' and we think of it as some kind of 'Karma.' But for the Christian it has a different focus, our relationship to God.

We often hear the phrase, 'You reap what you sow,' and we think of it as some kind of 'Karma.' But for the Christian it has a different focus, our relationship to God.

Another demonstration of the fruit of the Spirit is seen in how Christians bear burdens. Paul calls on the members of the church to bear the burdens of others, our own personal burdens, and the burdens of the pastor-teachers.

Another demonstration of the fruit of the Spirit is seen in how Christians bear burdens. Paul calls on the members of the church to bear the burdens of others, our own personal burdens, and the burdens of the pastor-teachers.

How do we normally react when we hear someone has fallen into sin-- Paul calls on the church to live in step with the Spirit. How does that look like within the church context or in our own personal lives--

How do we normally react when we hear someone has fallen into sin? Paul calls on the church to live in step with the Spirit. How does that look like within the church context or in our own personal lives?

The fruit of the Spirit is produced in us by God, not by us. The means that God has provided to cultivate this fruit is the word and Spirit -Jn. 15.3-4-. It is the fruit -not fruits- of the Spirit. One fruit with nine characteristics. The ninth is self-control.

The fruit of the Spirit is produced in us by God, not by us. The means that God has provided to cultivate this fruit is the word and Spirit (Jn. 15.3-4). It is the fruit (not fruits) of the Spirit. One fruit with nine characteristics. The ninth is self-control.