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?

We have received a great inheritance. God wants us to understand what we have inherited.

Many Christians never reach maturity in their walk with God and settle for less in their lives. We must always continue to nurture the growth in our lives.

In Romans and Galatians, we learn more about God's covenant to Abraham and his seed.

Proverbs gives us knowledge, understanding, and wisdom for life's situations.

Chapter three of Galatians explains the fulfillment of the promises made to Abraham and his seed.

What would you do if you were ordered to something you knew was horribly wrong, and the penalty for not doing it was death?