In the final part of our series on Galatians 5:13-26, we explore the remaining virtues that embody a life transformed by the Spirit. Discover how kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control are not just ideals but the essence of living in step with God.

Kindness:

Learn how kindness extends beyond family, reaching even those we might consider enemies. It's about acting in the interest of others, reflecting God's benevolence.

Goodness:

Goodness challenges us to be a blessing to others, embodying generosity and going beyond the minimum effort. It's about being happy for others' blessings and sharing our own.

Faithfulness:

Faithfulness is about being reliable and trustworthy, mirroring God's unwavering faithfulness to us. It's about keeping promises and being worthy of trust.

️ Gentleness:

Gentleness is strength under control. Discover how treating others with care and respect reflects the gentle nature of Christ, who is powerful yet meek.

Self-Control:

Self-control empowers us to master our desires, freeing us from impulsiveness. It's about channeling our energies toward good and living a disciplined life.

Conclusion:

Reflect on how these virtues—kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control—form the fruit of the Spirit. They are a testament to a life lived in harmony with God, not marked by miracles but by love, joy, peace, and patience.

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Join us as we delve deeper into the transformative power of living by the Spirit, exploring Galatians 5:13-26. In this second part of our series, we uncover the profound metaphor of the "fruit of the Spirit" and its significance in our spiritual journey.

Introduction:

Discover the miracle of fruit-bearing trees and how they parallel our spiritual growth. Just as trees naturally produce fruit, we too are designed to bear the fruit of the Spirit when nurtured by God's presence.

❤️ Love:

Explore the first and greatest virtue—love. Understand the depth of Agape love, a sacrificial love that mirrors God's love for us, and how it transforms our actions and relationships.

Joy:

What is true joy? We discuss the difference between fleeting happiness and the abiding joy that comes from the Spirit, encouraging us to rejoice in all circumstances.

️ Peace:

Unpack the biblical concept of peace, not just as the absence of conflict, but as a state of wholeness and restoration. Learn how the Spirit leads us to live in harmony with others and with God.

⏳ Patience:

Patience is more than just waiting; it's a reflection of God's own long-suffering nature. Discover how patience helps us navigate life's challenges with grace and trust in God's timing.

Conclusion:

Reflect on how these virtues—love, joy, peace, and patience—are not burdensome laws but the natural outcome of a life led by the Spirit. Embrace the freedom and transformation that comes from allowing the Spirit to work within us.

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In this sermon, we delve into Galatians 5:16–26, exploring Paul's guidance for living a Christian life led by the Spirit rather than the confines of the law. Discover how walking by the Spirit contrasts with the acts of the flesh and why there's no law against a life in the Spirit.

Join us for an inspiring sermon titled "Us Vs. Them," based on Galatians 3:26-29. In this message, we explore the profound truth that in Christ, the old distinctions that once divided us no longer matter. We are all sons of God and heirs to the promise, united in Jesus.

Key Points:

Discover how the divisions of race, class, and gender are overcome in Christ.

Reflect on personal experiences of feeling different and how Jesus calls us to unity.

Understand the significance of baptism and its connection to salvation.

Learn about the historical and cultural barriers that have divided people and how they are dismantled in Christ.

Be inspired by the story of the Berlin Wall and how it symbolizes the breaking down of barriers.

Let us embrace the unity that Jesus offers and reject the "us vs. them" mentality. Together, we can live out this unity by loving our neighbors and seeing each person as a fellow heir in Christ. Don't miss this powerful message of love and reconciliation!

Join us as we unpack the Apostle Paul's argument against legalism and moralism, emphasizing that God's grace precedes the law. We'll discuss how the covenant with Abraham, established 430 years before the law, highlights faith as the foundation of righteousness. Discover how the law was intended to reveal our need for a savior, not to increase righteousness. Through vivid analogies and historical context, we'll see how grace is the superior principle, guiding us to Jesus. Whether you're a parent seeking guidance or someone grappling with the balance between law and grace, this video offers valuable insights into living a life rooted in faith and grace. Don't miss this transformative exploration of scripture and its relevance to our lives today.

In this sermon on Galatians 3:1-14, we explore the theme of faith versus legalism. The sermon highlights how the Galatians were distracted from the gospel by legalistic practices, akin to being "bewitched." Paul reminds them that they received the Spirit through faith, not by works. The sermon warns against the curse of the law and the dangers of legalism, urging believers to focus on faith in Jesus. The conclusion encourages listeners to keep their eyes on Jesus, emphasizing that true blessing comes through faith, not by adhering to legalistic standards.

What do the Challenger disaster and Peter’s dinner snub have in common? Small flaws can lead to massive fallout. In Galatians 2:11-21, Paul calls out Peter for hypocrisy—eating with Gentiles until the legalists showed up, then bailing to save face. It seemed minor, but it spread fast and undermined the gospel itself. From a neo-Nazi flyer in Canberra to a judgmental moment at the supermarket, we see how tiny choices—like adding rules or staying silent—can deny the truth that faith in Jesus, not works, saves us. Paul’s warning? If righteousness comes by law, “Christ died for nothing.” Join us as we unpack how even small compromises can crash the gospel—and what we can do about it.

What does it mean to stand united in faith, serve with freedom, and love without limits? In this sermon, we dive into Galatians with Paul’s powerful message of grace over legalism. Exploring the essentials that unite us—like salvation through Jesus’ death and resurrection—we’ll see how liberty in non-essentials frees us to reach others in our own unique way, from contextualising the gospel to serving those around us. And above all, we’re called to charity—loving and giving generously, especially to the poor. Join us as we unpack how to break free from man-made rules, stand firm in grace, and live out God’s love in practical ways. Perfect for anyone wanting to grow in faith and make a difference!

Key Points:

Unity: Standing firm on the gospel essentials

Liberty: Freedom to serve in ways that fit who God made us to be

Charity: Remembering the poor with open hearts and hands

What’s harder—sitting on a plane with no headphones or serving God in a world that pulls you to please everyone else? In Galatians 1:10–24, Paul shows us how to break free. Dare to be different—say no to people-pleasing and yes to Christ. Defy the lies—shake off the pressure to conform and stand on God’s truth. From supermarket BO to music snobbery, this sermon unpacks two big moves to serve God bold: dare and defy. With stories like Jorina’s courage in Bangladesh and practical tests to spot legalism, you’ll leave ready to break free and serve Him—wherever you are. Jesus is kinder than you think. Watch now!

In this fiery start to our Galatians series, we dive into Galatians 1:1–9 with "Freedom's Foundation." Paul, an apostle sent by God, confronts the churches of Galatia for abandoning the true gospel. He defines the gospel simply yet powerfully: Jesus gave Himself for our sins to rescue us from this evil age. But the Galatians have deserted this freedom, turning to a false, works-based gospel. Paul warns against adding anything to the good news—whether rules, experiences, or a "next-level" faith—reminding us that salvation comes through faith in Jesus alone. Join us as we explore the unshakable foundation of gospel freedom!