have arrived at the pivotal point in Paul's letter to the churches in Galatia. He has defended the Gospel and assured them that their freedom, their salvation was and is the result of faith alone in Christ alone. Now, Paul points them to the one who led them to begin this new life, to help them grow in their faith—The Holy Spirit!

have arrived at the pivotal point in Paul's letter to the churches in Galatia. He has defended the Gospel and assured them that their freedom, their salvation was and is the result of faith alone in Christ alone. Now, Paul points them to the one who led them to begin this new life, to help them grow in their faith—The Holy Spirit!

The apostle Paul has some encouraging words for his fellow Christians in Galatia. He reminds them that at one time they were running so well but false teachers have tripped them up. He encourages them to: Stay in the Race, Avoid Trips and Serve to Win!

The apostle Paul has some encouraging words for his fellow Christians in Galatia. He reminds them that at one time they were running so well but false teachers have tripped them up. He encourages them to: Stay in the Race, Avoid Trips and Serve to Win!

Where did we ever get the idea that there this idea or concept we call freedom? Modern definitions seem to point to either a freedom 'from' slavery, bondage or oppression or the freedom to do what ever we want in life as long as it does no harm. Galatians 5 gives another and more meaningful definition!

Where did we ever get the idea that there this idea or concept we call freedom? Modern definitions seem to point to either a freedom 'from' slavery, bondage or oppression or the freedom to do what ever we want in life as long as it does no harm. Galatians 5 gives another and more meaningful definition!

this week's passage the apostle Paul leads us into some amazing biblical history, an allegorical interpretation and some personal and practical applications based on the lives of two mothers, two sons and the two covenants that they represent, pointing to two cities and two destinies.

this week's passage the apostle Paul leads us into some amazing biblical history, an allegorical interpretation and some personal and practical applications based on the lives of two mothers, two sons and the two covenants that they represent, pointing to two cities and two destinies.

The apostle Paul continues his appeal to the disciples in Galatia to come back to the truth of the Gospel. In this unique passage we see the heart of this pastor, church planter as he makes his appeal personal and reveals for us the relationship between a pastor and the church.

The apostle Paul continues his appeal to the disciples in Galatia to come back to the truth of the Gospel. In this unique passage we see the heart of this pastor, church planter as he makes his appeal personal and reveals for us the relationship between a pastor and the church.