Walking in the Spirit produces a holy lifestyle and enhances our relationship with the Lord. We can have victory over our fleshly desires if we stay focused on walking in the Spirit. God frees us from the desires of the flesh.

The simplicity of the gospel can be hard to accept. When we know the truth intimately, we won't be swayed by deceptive messages. God frees us from legalism.

Salvation is by grace alone, through faith alone. We should study Scripture closely, in order to recognize false teaching. God frees us from being people pleasers.

The nation of Israel failed to do her part, but even that failure would not prevent Gods promised Redeemer.

Gods justice is intentional and specific; his judgment is the result of his all-powerful nature. We are not able to measure up to His justice, but Jesus DID. What an amazing gift of Grace has been given to us through Jesus.

God has an ultimate plan. He has always been pointing toward the end. Even in his judgment, he is preparing us for something else.

None of our actions escape the attention of God. God is so concerned with how we treat others and represent him that he will do whatever it takes to make sure we treat others as he intends.

Followers of God are called to genuinely care for others, and God will determine if they have fulfilled that responsibility. God takes our responsibilities seriously, and when we fail to follow through, he promises justice.

Some of the baggage we haul around with us gives us anxiety about things out of our control. When we feel anxious, instead of bottling it up and keeping it within us, we should cast it on Jesus and trust him to handle it.

Many people are unwilling to experience the new things God is trying to do in their lives because of the baggage that keeps them longing for the past. When we wonder, what if or if only, we rob ourselves of the fresh work of God within us.