In Galatians 6, Paul takes the fruit of the Spirit out of the abstract and shows us what a Spirit-transformed life looks like in the real world. We restore people with gentleness. We carry one another’s burdens. We take responsibility for our own walk. We sow toward the Spirit, refuse to grow weary in doing good, and boast in nothing except the cross of Jesus Christ.
Life in the Spirit is personal, but it is never private.
In this message from The Letters That Built the Church, we walk through Galatians 6 and see that genuine transformation becomes visible in how we treat people, how we respond to sin and struggle, what we invest our lives in, and ultimately where we find our identity.
What does the gospel actually produce in somebody?
You’re looking at it.
Not because we have arrived. Not because we have everything figured out. But because the grace of Jesus Christ is still transforming us.
Scripture: Galatians 6
Series: The Letters That Built the Church