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ThuThursdayJanJanuary12th2012 Galatians 5:1
byRev. John Mollet Tagged Freedom Galatians 0 comments Add comment
Galatians 5:1

“For freedom Christ has set us free…”

This is an interesting phrase.  For Paul, freedom means being free from the Law.  You can see that in the remaining words of the 5th chapter.  I think for our emphasis it is best to understand freedom as what allows us to be the people God created us to be and thus, be an authentic creation of God.  It is in that authenticity we find true joy and purpose.  In Galatians 5:23 to the end of the chapter, Paul writes about the things that promote freedom in our lives and the things that work against it. How can you work toward greater freedom in your life?

ThuThursdayOctOctober20th2011 Galatians 6:7-10 Galatians 6:7-10

“…let us not grow weary in well-doing…”

On Sunday I said we reap how we sow.  The more we plant the great possibility of a bountiful harvest.  If we “grow weary of well-doing”, it is the kingdom of God that will suffer.
FriFridayAugAugust26th2011 Mark 11:12-14
byJohn Mollet Tagged Fruit Galatians Mark Spirit 1 comments Add comment

Mark 11:12-14

“When [Jesus] came to [the fig tree], he found nothing but leaves, for it was not the season for figs.”

Strangely enough, this is one of my favorite scriptures. Jesus curses a fig tree because it didn’t have any fruit on it he could eat. It sounds a little narcissistic doesn’t it? The fig tree represents the church and you and me as its members. People are looking to be fed. Are we bearing the fruit that will feed them? What fruit of the spirit found in Galatians 5:22-26 are you and our church exhibiting? What new ministry is God calling you to provide to feed those who are hungry for the Word?

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