Paul begins in chapter three to detail the logic, facts, and promise of faith in the gospel

One of the greatest doctrinal truths in scripture is justification. Paul points to the faith of Christ as the basis of our justification rather than any return to a legalistic or works based system where justification cannot exist.

Paul uses an illustration of Peter's dissemulation to teach the biblical truth of separation

Paul's position on the gospel is rock solid and he would not suffer someone even an hour to try and teach something that was not from the revelation of Jesus Christ

Paul continues to clarify to the Galatians that the gospel he preached is not of men but of God and that he received this gospel not from men but from Jesus himself. For the believer today the testimony of our salvation and growth is the most important tool we have for demonstrating the truth.

Paul gives us a live example of one who transitions from a false doctrine to a true. We look today at how to distinguish between the two.

Paul didn't mince words when he challenged the Galatian churches on their soon departure from the true gospel. We can learn much from their lack.

This series forces the believer to reconcile their need for legalities rather than the blessing of being at liberty to serve