Andrew Burkart takes us through Galatians 5:25-6:10 where Paul is encouraging the Galatians - and now us - to move away from self-centeredness and toward gospel-centered community, and to bear one another's burdens.

The book of Galatians has been laying the foundation for the miraculous - our transformation to become more like Christ, beginning with justification. By grace alone, though faith alone, in Christ alone, we are forgiven and accepted. Now, in Part 17, the focus is on sanctification - the actual process of growing to be more like Christ.

The book of Galatians has been laying the foundation for the miraculous - our transformation to become more like Christ, beginning with justification. By grace alone, though faith alone, in Christ alone, we are forgiven and accepted. Now, in Part 17, the focus is on sanctification - the actual process of growing to be more like Christ.

Paul has spent so much time in Galatians talking about grace, that we have to wonder, “Is grace all that matters?” In Part 16, Andrew Burkhart discusses Galatians 5:16-26 and Paul’s desire for us to see what people CAPTURED BY GRACE look like.

Paul has spent so much time in Galatians talking about grace, that we have to wonder, “Is grace all that matters?” In Part 16, Andrew Burkhart discusses Galatians 5:16-26 and Paul’s desire for us to see what people CAPTURED BY GRACE look like.

What is it that makes a person free? Is it being able to do anything you want to do? Is it chasing your heart, instinct, or impulses? For Part 15, Josh Kouri dives into Galatians 5:1-15 and discusses what it means to have freedom in Christ.

What is it that makes a person free? Is it being able to do anything you want to do? Is it chasing your heart, instinct, or impulses? For Part 15, Josh Kouri dives into Galatians 5:1-15 and discusses what it means to have freedom in Christ.

In Part 14, Andrew Burkhart explores Galatians 4:21-5:1, one of the most difficult passages in the New Testament. The gospel illustrates how we find our identity, not in the Law, but in Jesus.

In Part 14, Andrew Burkhart explores Galatians 4:21-5:1, one of the most difficult passages in the New Testament. The gospel illustrates how we find our identity, not in the Law, but in Jesus.

Throughout Galatians, we’ve learned the Apostle Paul is tough when it comes to confronting abusers of Scripture and truth. But in Part 13 of Religion is Dead, Josh Kouri shows us the tenderness of Paul’s pastoral heart toward the deceived in Gal 4:8-20.