Our liberty is not an occasion to indulge our flesh. It is an occasion to serve and love others. What does it mean to walk in the Spirit?

We look at two more applications from this Chapter. First, the judgment of those who sow false gospels and second, stewarding the offence of the cross.

Paul begins the application section of Galatians with the admonition to stand firm in our liberty in Jesus.

Paul expresses his concern for the Churches of Galatia.

Paul asks what the Law is for. We look to the entire counsel of God's Word or the answer.

We are free from the curse of the Law! What does that mean and what hope does this truth hold for the Believer?

Paul argues that the churches of Galatia have denied the witness of their personal salvation, the Holy Spirit and the Word of God.

We explore Paul's rebuke of Peter for his hypocrisy and distortion of the Gospel.

We identify and define bondage and liberty in Jesus as Paul defends the Gospel against those who would seek to entrap believers.

Paul lays out the Divine origin of the Gospel. He roots it in apostolic authority and the very Word of God.