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Galatians Week 5





Week 5 of our Galatians Study! And we have a special guest on the podcast this week! PS He's super handsome in case you couldn't tell from his voice.







Study Questions Week 5


  1. Identify and celebrate one area of your life that you have found freedom from slavery. And then identify and confess one area that you are still under the yoke of slavery.
  2. Verse 6 says "the only thing that counts is faith expressing itself through love."
    1. How do you express your faith? 
    2. Explore at least one new way to express your faith through love. Write a letter to a friend, take a meal to a neighbor, give a smile to a stranger. Whatever it may be, step out of your ordinary expressions of faith and try something new.
  3. Tina talked about the two lists in verses 19. Grab a journal and see which side your life falls on recently. Since the second list is fruits of the Spirit, it means that God can make them grow in your life. Pick one that you would like more of and pursue God for it.
  4. Verse 25 says "Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit." 
    1. How do we keep in step with the Spirit? 
    2. How are you specifically keeping step with the Spirit? 
  5. Weekly challenge. Love your neighbor as yourself.

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