The Apostle Paul famously declared in Galatians 5:1, “It is for freedom that Christ has set us free!”  How should we use our freedom in Christ?  We are tempted to use it as an excuse to indulge ourselves, treating God’s gifts as if we were entitled to them.  Instead, we have been freed in order to love God and to love our neighbor.  How can we use God’s gifts as a way to bless others?

The Apostle Paul famously declared in Galatians 5:1, “It is for freedom that Christ has set us free!” How should we use our freedom in Christ? We are tempted to use it as an excuse to indulge ourselves, treating God’s gifts as if we were entitled to them. Instead, we have been freed in order to love God and to love our neighbor. How can we use God’s gifts as a way to bless others?

The Apostle Paul famously declared in Galatians 5:1, “It is for freedom that Christ has set us free!” &nbsp;How should we use our freedom in Christ?&nbsp; We are tempted to use it as an excuse to indulge ourselves, treating God’s gifts as if we were entitled to them.&nbsp; Instead, we have been freed in order to love God and to love our neighbor.&nbsp; How can we use God’s gifts as a way to bless others?

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