In our twelfth message on Galatians, we look at chapter five verses 22 through 26.  Here, the Apostle Paul stresses the importance of walking in the Spirit each and every day. He lists several specific fruits that will characterize the lives of believers.

In our tenth message on Galatians, we look at chapter five verses one through fifteen.  Here, the Apostle Paul stresses the importance of living our lives in Christian liberty. We are not to allow false teachers to bind us with heretical doctrine.

In our eighth message on Galatians, we look at chapter four verses 12 through 20. Here, the Apostle Paul expresses his concern the Galatian believers are being deceived by the nefarious scheme of the false teachers. Paul states in verse 17, "they want to exclude you, that you may be zealous for them." Paul's language here implies there was more to the false teachers' plan than their desire to convert gentiles to Judaism. They were knowingly deceiving the gentile believers in an effort to disqualify them from salvation by grace alone for their own personal benefit. Be aware, my friends, the plan of the evil one is not merely to confuse you, but to destroy you!

In our sixth message on Galatians, we look at chapter three verses 15 through 29. Here, the Apostle Paul explains the purpose of the law God gave to Moses. The law was given by God to mankind to demonstrate how woefully short man falls of God's standard. Without the law, man would never know how much we need a savior. Therefore, the law can never save us as we can never be obedient enough to it to earn right standing before God. The great news is God sent Jesus to pay the price for mankind's falling short of His standard so we can be reconciled with Him through faith alone. It is His gift to us!