As we conclude our study in Galatians, Paul leaves us with a powerful challenge: "Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up" (Galatians 6:9). These words speak to two kinds of people:

1️⃣ Those who are coasting—living for themselves and underestimating the eternal impact of their choices ("A man reaps what he sows")
2️⃣ Those who are weary—serving, sacrificing, and wondering if it’s worth it

This passage meets us where we are. Whether we need a wake-up call to live with eternal purpose or encouragement to keep going when ministry feels hard, Paul’s words remind us: Our faithfulness matters.

In this video, we explore:

• Why short-term thinking leads to spiritual complacency
• How to persevere when serving feels discouraging
• The promise of eternal reward for those who don’t give up
• Personal stories of when "do not grow weary" was exactly what I needed to hear

If you’ve ever felt frustrated in doing good—or if you’ve been tempted to coast spiritually—this message is for you. Let’s fix our eyes on eternity and keep sowing for the harvest to come.

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As we near the end of our study in Galatians, Paul’s message becomes intensely practical: "Bear one another’s burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ" (Galatians 6:2). In this passage, we’re reminded that Christian community isn’t just about encouragement—it’s about willingly entering into the struggles of others, even when it costs us something.

But Paul doesn’t stop there. He delivers a sobering truth: "Do not be deceived: God cannot be mocked. A man reaps what he sows" (Galatians 6:7). While salvation is by grace alone, our choices still matter—both in this life and in eternity. Sin has consequences, and obedience brings reward. Yet, even as we wrestle with this tension, we find hope in the gospel: Christ has taken our punishment, so we can walk in freedom and faithfulness.

Join us as we reflect on:
🔹 The call to bear one another’s burdens (without burning out)
🔹 The sobering reality of reaping what we sow
🔹 The balance between grace and accountability
🔹 How the gospel transforms our daily choices

If you’ve been following this series, let us know in the comments—how has Galatians challenged or encouraged you? Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this video with someone who needs this reminder today!

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In this final stretch of our Galatians study, Paul gets intensely practical about how we live out our faith in community. One of the hardest—yet most necessary—parts of Christian relationships is gentle correction: helping one another see blind spots and grow in holiness.

But Paul warns us to approach this carefully. There are two dangerous extremes:
1️⃣ Self-righteous judgment – Acting like the "morality police" with a critical spirit
2️⃣ Silent indifference – Avoiding hard conversations while others drift into harm

True biblical correction comes from humility, recognizing we all need grace. Just as we invest in coaches for sports or music, shouldn’t we value spiritual growth enough to welcome loving accountability?

Key Takeaways:

• Why we need faithful friends to point out blind spots
• How to correct others without pride ("Watch yourself")
• The difference between judgment and restoration
• Practical wisdom from AA’s model of humility

This passage challenges us: Are we willing to give and receive correction with grace? If you’ve experienced the gift of loving accountability, share in the comments how it helped you grow!

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This week, we conclude our devotional series on Galatians, focusing on the practical applications of the gospel in our daily lives. We’ll explore the final verse of Galatians 5 and all of chapter 6, where Paul offers wisdom on humility, restoration, and bearing one another’s burdens.

In this passage, Paul reminds us that if we’ve been transformed by the gospel, our lives should reflect care, gentleness, and a commitment to helping others—especially those caught in sin. The call to "restore one another gently" is a challenge to engage with humility and love, just as Christ does with us.

Join us as we reflect on what it means to live out our faith in community, supporting and encouraging each other in the midst of a broken world.

🔹 Key Verses: Galatians 5:26, 6:1
🔹 Topics Covered: Humility, Restoration, Christian Community, Gospel-Centered Living

If you’ve been following along with this series, let us know in the comments how God has been speaking to you through Galatians! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this video with someone who needs encouragement today.

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In this continuation of our Galatians study, we delve deeper into the biblical understanding of freedom—not as license to do whatever we want, but as the God-given capacity to live as we were meant to live.

When God liberated Israel from Egypt, His first act wasn’t to remove all boundaries but to give His people His law at Mount Sinai. Similarly, Christ sets us free not for self-indulgence, but for worship and obedience. As we examine Galatians 5, we confront:

• Why true freedom requires discipline (just as musical skill requires practice)
• How God’s "rules" actually lead to flourishing
• The misquoted mandate of Exodus ("Let my people go... to worship Me")
• Why modern culture’s "do whatever you want" freedom fails to satisfy

Biblical freedom isn’t the absence of limits—it’s finding liberation within God’s good design. Join us as we explore how Christ’s gospel frees us from sin’s slavery and for joyful obedience.

🔹 Key Idea: "You were called to freedom, brothers. Only do not use your freedom as an opportunity for the flesh, but through love serve one another." (Galatians 5:13)

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In this episode of our Galatians series, we explore one of Scripture’s most profound and countercultural truths: "For freedom Christ has set you free" (Galatians 5:1). But what does biblical freedom really mean?

Contrary to modern misconceptions, Christian freedom isn’t license to do whatever we want—it’s the liberation to live as we were designed to live. True freedom flourishes within God’s good boundaries, just as love flourishes within commitment or a river within its banks. Yet paradoxically, the greatest threat to this freedom often comes not from secular culture, but from religious legalism—the very error Paul confronts in Galatians.

Key Ideas We Discuss:

• Why freedom requires limits (and why that’s good news)
• How legalism corrupts the gospel—then and now
• Why Jesus clashed with "do-gooders" more than sinners
• The difference between license, law, and true liberty

This world offers cheap imitations of freedom, but Christ offers the real thing: a life unchained from guilt, fear, and performative religion. Join us as we unpack what it means to walk in this gift—without falling back into slavery.

🔹 Key Verse: "You were called to freedom, brothers. Only do not use your freedom as an opportunity for the flesh, but through love serve one another." (Galatians 5:13)

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In this installment of our Galatians devotional series, we dive into Galatians 5:2-12, where Paul confronts the dangerous temptation to trade gospel freedom for religious legalism. The issue? Circumcision—not just as a physical act, but as a symbol of surrendering to a false gospel of works.

Paul’s warning is stark: "If you let yourselves be circumcised, Christ will be of no value to you at all" (Galatians 5:2). His message isn’t against obedience but against the mindset that says we must earn God’s favor. True faith expresses itself through love, not ritual obligation.

Join us as we explore:

• Why adding rules to the gospel distorts grace
• The difference between moral living and moralism
• How the Holy Spirit gives us hope and assurance
• Paul’s fiery rebuke of false teachers

This passage challenges us to examine our own hearts: Are we resting in Christ’s finished work, or are we subtly trusting in our own efforts?

🔹 Key Verses:

• "For in Christ Jesus neither circumcision nor uncircumcision has any value. The only thing that counts is faith expressing itself through love." (Galatians 5:6)
• "You were running a good race. Who cut in on you to keep you from obeying the truth?" (Galatians 5:7)

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This week, we continue our study of Galatians, focusing on the profound implications of freedom in Christ. In Galatians 5:1, Paul declares, "It is for freedom that Christ has set us free," urging believers not to return to the bondage of legalism or false gospels.

Paul’s message is clear: salvation comes by grace alone, not by works. Yet, the Galatians were tempted to abandon this truth, exchanging their freedom for a yoke of slavery. In this devotional, we explore what it means to live in the freedom Christ has won for us—free from the burden of earning God’s love and free to walk in His grace.

Join us as we unpack this powerful passage and reflect on how we, too, can stand firm in the gospel’s truth. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you don’t miss tomorrow’s study!

🔹 Key Verse: "For freedom Christ has set us free; stand firm therefore, and do not submit again to a yoke of slavery." (Galatians 5:1)

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In this week's study of Galatians 5:22-26, we examine the beautiful fruit of the Spirit—the evidence of God's transformative work in our lives. Unlike the "acts of the flesh," these qualities reflect Christ's character growing within us.

📖 Key Passage:
"But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control." —Galatians 5:22-23

🔹 Key Insights:
✔️ Fruit (singular), not "fruits"—The Spirit produces all these qualities together, not just a few.
✔️ Growth takes time—Like an apple tree, spiritual maturity doesn't happen overnight.
✔️ A changed heart, not just behavior—True transformation goes deeper than willpower.
✔️ Practical steps for growth—How to cultivate the Spirit's work in areas like anger (and beyond).

💡 Reflection Questions:

• Which of these qualities do you see the Spirit developing in you?
• Where do you sense God calling you to deeper growth?

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In this week’s study of Galatians 5, we examine the ongoing battle between the Spirit and the flesh—and what true spiritual growth looks like in the Christian life. Paul makes it clear: following Jesus isn’t about perfection, but it does involve transformation.

📖 Key Passage:
"For the flesh desires what is contrary to the Spirit, and the Spirit what is contrary to the flesh. They are in conflict with each other, so that you are not to do whatever you want." —Galatians 5:17

🔹 Key Insights:
✔️ Struggle is normal—the Christian life isn’t easy, but the battle itself is evidence of the Spirit’s work in us.
✔️ Growth is gradual—sanctification is a process, marked by increasing conviction of sin and increasing Christlikeness.
✔️ Fruit is the evidence—Paul contrasts the "acts of the flesh" (Gal. 5:19-21) with the "fruit of the Spirit" (coming next).
✔️ Works don’t save us, but they verify our faith—genuine faith will produce change, even if imperfect.

💡 Reflection Questions:

• Are you aware of the Spirit’s conviction in your life?
• Where have you seen growth—even small progress—in your walk with Christ?

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In this week’s study of Galatians 5, we explore what it means to grow spiritually—why it’s often harder than we expect and how God transforms us through His Spirit. Many of us struggle with impatience in our faith, looking for quick fixes rather than embracing the slow, deep work of sanctification.

📖 Key Passage:
"Walk by the Spirit, and you will not gratify the desires of the flesh." —Galatians 5:16

🔹 Key Insights:
✔️ Sanctification is a partnership—while justification is God’s work alone, growth requires our active participation.
✔️ Walking in the Spirit isn’t about willpower—it’s about yielding to God’s transforming presence.
✔️ The "flesh" vs. Spirit contrast isn’t about rejecting the physical world (as in Greek philosophy) but about resisting our sinful nature.
✔️ Our culture struggles with spiritual growth because we avoid the inner work previous generations valued.

💡 Reflection Question:
Where have you been looking for shortcuts in your spiritual growth? How can you cultivate a deeper "walk with the Spirit" this week?

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Are you growing in Christ's likeness? In this episode of our Galatians devotional series, we explore the crucial difference between faith and religion, and examine what genuine spiritual growth looks like.

We dive into four distinct groups of people and their relationship with faith:

• Those who don't believe in God or see value in religion
• Non-believers who recognize religion's cultural value
• Generic believers who embrace all types of religion
• Those who believe in Jesus but add works as requirements

This week we focus on two groups who both understand that salvation comes through faith in Jesus alone, not through works. However, they disagree on a fundamental question: How do we actually grow to become more like Christ?

Key Questions Explored:

• Are you becoming kinder, less angry, and more loving?
• Do others notice positive changes in your life?
• What's the difference between justification and sanctification?
• How do we move from being saved to becoming Christ-like?

Join us as we examine the difference between religion (our attempt to reach up to God) and Christianity (God reaching down to us). Discover why Christianity isn't about "I do" but about "He has done."

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In this concluding reflection on Galatians 4, we explore the philosophical depth of the Trinity—why this doctrine matters not just theologically, but for how we understand God's love, justice, and very nature.

📖 Key Insights:

• Love precedes creation: Before the world existed, perfect love flowed between Father, Son, and Spirit (John 17).
• Community reflects God’s image: The Trinity shows us we’re made for relationship—with God and others.
• How God can be both loving and just: The Triune nature resolves what would otherwise be an impossible tension.

🔹 Why This Matters:
The Trinity isn’t just a theological puzzle—it reveals who God is and how we relate to Him. As we marvel at this mystery, we see:
✔️ God didn’t create us out of need, but to share in His perfect love
✔️ The cross’s horror: The Father’s wrath breaking fellowship with the Son—for us
✔️ Why no other worldview reconciles love and justice like Christianity

💬 Question to Ponder: How does understanding God as Triune (Father, Son, Spirit in eternal relationship) change how you view prayer, community, or God’s character?

Though we can’t fully comprehend the infinite God, Scripture invites us to worship Him as He truly is—more majestic, loving, and holy than we can imagine.

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In this continuation of our Galatians study, we explore Galatians 4 while diving deeper into the historical development of the Trinity doctrine. The early church carefully articulated this foundational truth through creeds—not just to summarize biblical teaching, but to guard against dangerous errors that threatened the gospel.

📖 Key Focus:

• Why the early church developed creeds (like the Apostles' Creed & Nicene Creed)
• How these statements protected essential truths about God’s nature
• The heresy of Arianism (denying Christ’s full divinity) and why it mattered
• The enduring significance of the Trinity for our faith today

🔹 Key Quote:
"Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit!" —The Gloria Patri (a historic defense of the Trinity)

Though the word "Trinity" isn’t in Scripture, the Bible reveals one God in three Persons—a truth worth defending. The creeds help us hold fast to this mystery, even when we can’t fully comprehend it.

💬 Discussion Question: Why do you think precise theological language (like the creeds) matters for the church? Share your thoughts below!

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In this week’s installment of our Galatians devotional series, we dive into Galatians 4 to explore the profound mystery of the Trinity. Though the word "Trinity" isn’t found in Scripture, the Bible reveals God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—one God in three persons. Today, we’ll examine this truth through the lens of history, helping us better grasp its significance for the gospel and our faith.

📖 Key Passages:

• "Because you are his children, God sent the Spirit of his Son into our hearts, crying, 'Abba, Father!'" —Galatians 4:6
• "In Christ all the fullness of the Deity dwells in bodily form." —Colossians 2:9

🔹 What We’ll Cover:
✔️ Biblical foundations of the Trinity (Deuteronomy 6:4, John 1:1, Hebrews 1:3)
✔️ Historical misunderstandings (Modalism vs. Arianism)
✔️ Why the early church affirmed the Trinity despite its mystery
✔️ How this truth shapes our worship and understanding of God

Though we can’t fully comprehend the infinite nature of God, Scripture and church history guide us away from error and toward deeper awe of who He is.

💬 Question for Reflection: How does recognizing God as Triune (Father, Son, and Spirit) impact your relationship with Him? Share your thoughts below!

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Join us for Week 5 of our Galatians devotional series as we explore the profound truth of the Trinity. While the term "Trinity" isn’t found in Scripture, the concept is woven throughout the Bible—including in Paul’s letter to the Galatians. In this study, we’ll see how God reveals Himself as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and why this matters for our faith.

📖 Key Passage: "Because you are his children, God sent the Spirit of his Son into our hearts, the Spirit who calls out, 'Abba, Father.'" —Galatians 4:6

🔹 In This Series:

• Week 1: Overview of Galatians
• Week 2: The Gospel
• Week 3: Truth
• Week 4: The Law
• Week 5: The Trinity
• Week 6: Freedom (Coming Next)

Understanding the Trinity isn’t just theological—it shapes how we relate to God and live out our faith. Let’s dive into Scripture together and grow in knowing God as He truly is.

💬 Question for Reflection: How does recognizing God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit deepen your relationship with Him? Share your thoughts in the comments!

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In this continuation of our Galatians study, we tackle a crucial question: If we're saved by grace alone, what role does God's law play in our lives? Paul makes it clear that while the law cannot save us, it remains a vital gift for believers.

Key Points Covered:

• Why moral law still matters for Christians (even if civil/ceremonial laws don't)
• The difference between obeying as worship vs. obeying to earn salvation
• How the law reveals God's character and guides our growth
• Why we must repent of both sin AND self-righteousness
• Practical ways the law helps position us for heart transformation

This study helps us avoid two dangerous extremes: legalism that burdens us with rules, or license that ignores God's good design. Instead, we'll see how grace empowers us to embrace God's commands as a joyful response to salvation—not a means to earn it.

Join us as we explore how to "keep the law in its proper place" through the lens of Galatians 3. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more in this series!

Key Themes: Galatians 3, Law & Gospel, Christian Obedience, Sanctification

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In this powerful section of our Galatians devotional series, Paul confronts the churches in Galatia with startling directness—even calling them "foolish" and "bewitched" for abandoning the gospel of grace. As we study Galatians 3:1-14, we see Paul's urgent defense of salvation by faith alone, rooted in God's promise to Abraham and fulfilled in Christ.

Key Themes Explored:

• Why Paul uses such strong language toward the Galatians
• How Abraham's faith—not works—made him righteous
• The impossibility of earning salvation through the law
• Christ becoming a "curse" to redeem us from the law's demands

This passage reminds us that our standing before God depends entirely on Christ's perfect obedience, not our efforts. Like the Galatians, we too must guard against drifting back into legalism or self-reliance.

Join us as we continue unpacking Paul's letter—a timeless message of grace that sets us free. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more in this series!

Key Passage: Galatians 3:1-14

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In this installment of our Galatians devotional series, we dive into chapter 3, where Paul clarifies the role of the law in light of the gospel. If you’ve ever wondered how Old Testament laws apply to Christians today—or why grace doesn’t mean we ignore God’s commands—this study is for you.

We’ll break down:

• The three types of biblical law (civil, ceremonial, and moral) and which still matter for believers
• The three purposes of the law: as a curb, a guide, and a mirror
• How legalism and lawlessness both distort God’s design
• Why the law points us to our need for Christ’s saving grace

Join us as we explore how the law prepares us for the gospel and how grace transforms our relationship to God’s commands. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more in this series!

Key Passage: Galatians 3:1–14

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In this fourth week of our Galatians devotional series, we explore the powerful contrast between grace and the law—both in Scripture and in Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables. Just as Jean Valjean encounters radical grace from the bishop and faces the unrelenting law through Javert, Paul confronts the Judaizers in Galatians 3, reminding us that salvation comes through faith alone, not works.

Join us as we unpack:

• How Les Mis illustrates the tension between grace and legalism
• Why Paul fiercely defends "faith plus nothing" in Galatians
• The purpose of the law in light of the gospel
• How good works flow from—rather than earn—our salvation

Whether you're familiar with Les Mis or new to Galatians, this study will challenge and encourage you to rest in the freedom of God’s grace. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more in this series!

Key Verses: Galatians 3, Ephesians 2:8–10

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In today's study of Galatians 1:11-12, we explore three foundational truths about the gospel that Paul passionately defends:

1️⃣ Truth Exists - Not as an abstract concept, but as a person: Jesus Christ
2️⃣ Truth is Revealed - The gospel comes by divine revelation, not human wisdom
3️⃣ Truth Must Be Shared - This good news is too precious to keep to ourselves

Paul's boldness challenges our modern reluctance to stand for absolute truth. In a culture that often values personal preference over objective reality, the gospel offers something radically different - a love so profound that God entered history to rescue us.

As we continue through Galatians, we're reminded:
✔️ Our faith rests on God's revelation, not human tradition
✔️ The gospel transforms not just individuals but entire cultures
✔️ No matter how chaotic the world seems, God's truth will prevail

Join us as we unpack why this ancient letter remains so urgently relevant today.

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In today's passage from Galatians 2:11-14, we witness a dramatic confrontation between Paul and Peter over a critical gospel issue. When Peter compromises the truth by separating from Gentile believers to please Jewish legalists, Paul publicly challenges him—reminding us that the gospel of grace must never be diluted by cultural preferences or human traditions.

Key Insights from Today's Study:

• The Danger of Hypocrisy: Even spiritual leaders like Peter can stumble when pressured by religious expectations
• The Courage to Confront Error: Paul models how to defend biblical truth with both conviction and love
• The Nature of Truth: In contrast to today's relativism, Paul affirms that objective truth exists—and it's found in Jesus Christ

This passage challenges us to examine:
✔️ Where we might be compromising gospel truth to fit in
✔️ How to graciously stand for biblical principles
✔️ Why absolute truth matters in our postmodern world

Join us as we continue working through Galatians—a letter that powerfully defends salvation by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone.

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In today's devotional, we continue our study of Galatians 1:13-24, where Paul defends his apostolic authority and the divine origin of his gospel message. His dramatic transformation from persecutor to preacher reveals a powerful truth: Salvation comes not through human effort, but by God's grace alone.

Key insights from today's passage:

• Paul's radical conversion - From zealous Pharisee to apostle to the Gentiles
• The divine source of the gospel - Paul received his message directly from Christ, not human teachers
• The validation of grace - Even the Jerusalem church recognized God's work in Paul's ministry

Paul's story reminds us that Christianity isn't about what we do for God, but what God has done for us in Christ. His testimony challenges both religious legalism and modern self-salvation projects.

Join us as we explore how Paul's encounter with grace continues to speak to our lives today.

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In today’s devotional, we continue our journey through Galatians, moving into chapters 1 and 2 where Paul makes a bold claim: The gospel he preaches isn’t human in origin—it came by direct revelation from Jesus Christ.

Paul’s story is remarkable—a former persecutor of Christians, radically transformed by an encounter with the risen Christ. His testimony challenges both the religious legalism of his day and our modern assumptions about faith. The gospel isn’t something we achieve through rules or rituals; it’s a divine rescue mission where God reaches down to us.

As we unpack Galatians 1:11-24, we’ll see:

• Why Paul’s authority matters in defending the true gospel
• How religious pride can blind us to God’s grace
• The difference between man-made religion and Christ-centered redemption

Join us as we explore how Paul’s story mirrors our own—reminding us that salvation isn’t earned, but received.

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In today’s devotional, we continue exploring Paul’s letter to the Galatians by unpacking six key truths about the gospel:

1️⃣ The gospel starts with bad news—we are deeply broken and unable to save ourselves.
2️⃣ We contribute nothing to our rescue—Jesus doesn’t just teach or inspire; He saves.
3️⃣ Salvation is an instant work of grace—not a process we earn, but a gift we receive.
4️⃣ Grace doesn’t negate good works—they flow from faith but don’t secure salvation.
5️⃣ The closer we walk with Christ, the more we see our need for grace—sanctification reveals both our brokenness and God’s mercy.
6️⃣ The gospel isn’t just for unbelievers—Christians need its truth every day.

Paul’s message to the Galatians (and to us) is clear: We are more broken than we dare admit, but God’s love is greater than we can imagine. The gospel isn’t self-improvement—it’s resurrection.

Join us as we reflect on 2 Corinthians 5:21 and the stunning reality that Christ took our sin and gave us His righteousness.

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