Galatians - Live Free or Die
Live Free or Die - Galatians 6
October 1, 2023 • Pastor Chris Casoni • Galatians 6
As we close our study in Galatians, we see that our freedom blesses us with the responsibility to care for one another as a committed worshiping community. Finally, Paul reminds us to not boast in ourselves, but rather the person and work of Jesus.
Live Free or Die - Galatians 5:16-26
September 24, 2023 • Pastor Chris Casoni • Galatians 5:16–26
There is a spiritual war happening inside every believer, but thankfully, The Spirit empowers us to resist the flesh, The Spirit produces fruit in our lives, and The Spirit helps us to see others as God sees and thus love as He loves.
Live Free or Die - Galatians 5:1-15
September 17, 2023 • Pastor Chris Casoni • Galatians 5:1–15
If you make the law your identity and you succeed, it will go to your head. If you make the law your identity and you fail, it will crush your heart. Thankfully, we are no longer slaves to the law but are now free to walk in the Spirit.
Live Free or Die - Galatians 4:8-20
September 3, 2023 • Pastor Chris Casoni • Galatians 4:8–20
We are living out a spiritual war against the devil in a fight to believe truth over lies. We need to live solely in the person of Jesus (who is The Truth) and as children of freedom, so that God may produce the life of Christ in us.
Live Free or Die - Galatians 3:1-14
August 20, 2023 • Pastor Chris Casoni • Galatians 3:1–14
Legalism is self-reliance, which is slavery because we will never be able to do enough to justify ourselves. Obedience to God comes as a result of faith, not as a means of salvation. We must transfer our hope from ourselves to the finished work of Jesus Christ.
Live Free or Die - Galatians 2
August 13, 2023 • Pastor Chris Casoni • Galatians 2, Romans 6:23, 1 Peter 2:24, 1 Peter 3:18, Romans 3:9–18
The law declares we are guilty, but Christ declares we are free. Righteousness begins and ends with taking our place as a sinner, utterly in need of God's justifying grace, and our common need for this justifying grace can humbly unite us. The true meaning of freedom is to live the life Christ created us for, free from sin and shame.