Are we willing to walk in the purpose God has for our lives? God has shined his light into our lives and desires that we reflect that light to others. Outline: 1. God revitalizes the hearts of his people 2. God redeems the hearts of his people 3. God re-orders the hearts of his people

How does Scripture instruct us to live in relationship with other believers? This passage really helps believers live out their Christian walks especially when going through difficult times. 1. My role is to restore! 2. My role is to reflect! 3. My role is to remember!

Do you struggle to make real lasting change in your life? Do you have sins that you can't seem to break the habit? Gal 5 gives wonderfully practical instruction in how to participate with the Holy Spirit in being really and truly changed. 1. Identify the Works of the Flesh 2. Identify the Fruit of the Spirit 3. Crucify the Flesh 4. Keep in Step with the Spirit

We live in a day when false views on the gospel are rampant. As Paul says in this passage, "A little leaven leavens the whole lump." Even the tiniest little modification of the gospel renders it no gospel at all. In this sermon, we look at how do me protect ourselves and our families from being deceived.

Psalm 23 is a wonderful comfort to the soul written from the vantage point of a sheep. May it bring comfort to your soul as it has to so many through the ages.

Are all faiths created equal? Does it matter what you place your faith in? As we look at today's passage, we see that faith in Christ brings freedom and love, but faith in anything else leads only to sin and death.

In this complex passage we see that in Christ we are children of the promise and therefore we can live free.

Can you imagine ending a conversation with the line, "Have I then become your enemy by telling you the truth?" Many of us rarely ever take risks to boldly love others. Some don't build relational capital while others rarely cash in the relational capital they have. Is either true of you? In this passage in Galatians, we see Paul doing both. Paul's example is helpful to parents of how we can boldly love our teenagers and everyone boldly love those around them.

A present and loving father is a powerful force for good. As we look at Galatians 4:1-7 we see that no matter what our relationship with our earthly Dad may be, in Christ we have a better father in heaven.

If we are saved by faith alone, then what is the purpose of the law? Are Law and Gospel contrary to each other? Paul addresses that in today's passage.