Take care of your thoughts, and your thoughts will take care of you.

Serving in love requires a willingness to bear the burdens of others. As we do good unto others, we will reap great fruit if we don't give up.

At times in our walk with God, we may stumble and feel unworthy. But He made us worthy at all times.

We have been given great freedom. Now, the choice is ours. Do we abuse that liberty? Or do we use it to lovingly serve?

After proving our freedom from all of the Old Testament law, the Word of God in Galatians exhorts us to stand fast in our liberty.

God is our protector and provider. We can trust Him to protect us from all the physical and spiritual dangers in this world.

Galatians 4:22-31 contains an allegory that is important to understand, but confusing to many. This allegory helps us to grasp the freedom that Jesus Christ gained for us.

The Bible teaches us the principles of believing so that we can have the benefits of trusting God in our lives.

God wants us to no longer be children following the course of this world, but to grow up and claim what is ours as heirs of Christ.

We can be disciplined in so many areas of life, but do we have that discipline when it comes to what matters most -- godliness?