In Galatians 3:23–29, Paul shows the contrast between life under the law and life through faith in Christ. The law held us captive, exposing our sin and keeping us under a guardian. But faith in Christ sets us free, makes us children of God, and unites us as one family.What the law does to us—restrain, reveal, and convict—faith in Christ does for us—free, adopt, and clothe. In Him, we are no longer slaves, but sons and daughters, heirs according to the promise.Join us as we explore how faith in Christ brings true freedom, new identity, and unity in the family of God.
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Why the Law – Galatians 3:19-22
In Galatians 3:19–22, Paul answers a crucial question: If salvation comes by promise, not law, then why was the law given at all? He explains that the law was never meant to give life—it was given to expose sin, to show our need for a Savior, and to point us to Christ.The law is not opposed to God’s promise, but it prepares the way for it. It reveals the problem—so that we can see the only solution is faith in Jesus.Join us as we explore how the law fits into God’s plan of redemption and why it still matters for our understanding of grace.
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Promise Keeper – Galatians 3:15-18
In Galatians 3:15–18, Paul reminds us that God is a promise keeper. Long before the law was given, God made a covenant with Abraham—and that promise was centered on Christ. The law, which came later, didn’t cancel or replace the promise.Paul's message is clear: our salvation rests on God’s unchanging promise, not on human performance. The inheritance comes by faith, not by law.Join us as we reflect on the faithfulness of God, who keeps His promises and secures our salvation through Christ alone.
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The Only Two Paths – Galatians 3:10-14
In Galatians 3:10–14, Paul draws a sharp contrast between two ways to approach God: the way of law-keeping or the way of faith. One leads to a curse—because no one can perfectly keep the law. The other leads to blessing—because Christ became a curse for us, so that we might be justified by faith.This passage confronts our tendency to rely on our own efforts and calls us to rest in the finished work of Jesus.Join us as we consider which path we’re truly walking—and why only faith in Christ brings life, freedom, and blessing.
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Faith Alone - Galatians 3:6-9
In Galatians 3:6–9, Paul points to Abraham as the example of true saving faith. Long before the law was given, Abraham was counted righteous because he believed God. Paul’s message is clear: salvation has always been by faith alone, not by works.Those who share Abraham’s faith are his true children and heirs of God’s promise. This short but powerful passage reminds us that the gospel is not about earning, but believing.Join us as we reflect on what it means to live by faith and to rest in the righteousness that comes from trusting in Christ alone.
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