Sermon Archives

The flesh and the spirit are at constant battle in us. But the Apostle Paul lets us know what the fruits of each are and how we are to walk in the Spirit.

Galatians 5.1-15 Paul reminds the Galatians that Christ set them free, not to be enslaved by just another set of laws. The false teachers who were trying to ‘enslave’ the believers into circumcision become the focus of his wrath as Paul uses some strong language to make his point. Cut them off!

Paul uses an allegory this week to teach the Galatians. So, what exactly is the story of Hagar and Sarah, and what does it all mean for us?

The Apostle Paul pleads with his brothers in Galatia. He is jealous for their sanctification.

You used to be slaves, but have been adopted into the family! Why then, would you want to go back to slavery? Paul helps us see the enslavement that our efforts lead us back to.

This week we dig into just what Paul is talking about when he says ‘covenant’ and how we should view the Law of God in light of the covenant.

Deuteronomy 30.19 says, “I call heaven and earth to witness against you today, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and curse. Therefore choose life, that you and your offspring may live” Paul writes to the Galatians about the difference between being under the curse, and being under the blessing of Jesus.

Paul tells the Galatians the story of how and why he confronted the Apostle Peter in Antioch.

Galatians 1.10-24 Paul tells us the story of his conversion and makes the case that he received the Gospel message directly from Jesus and not from men.