Are you trusting in Jesus or your good works? Dr. Stanley continues his examination of Paul’s letter to the Galatians in “A Personal Plea For Liberty,” as he guides us through Galatians 4:1220.

When the Galatians chose to follow false teachers instead of Paul’s gospel, they turned against him. Dr. Stanley explains how Paul repairs this strained relationship by reassuring the Galatians that he has not taken this conflict personally. Paul pleads with them not to go back to their old ways—especially since they have already experienced liberty in Christ.
Don’t be so busy working for God that you forget to praise, love, and adore Him.

This message is part of the series "Liberated by Faith: A Study of Galatians"

Liberated by Faith: A Study of Galatians:
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Part 1: A Declaration of Freedom    • A Declaration of Freedom – Liberated ...  
Part 2: Relapse from Liberty    • Relapse from Liberty – Liberated by F...  
Part 3: In Defense Of Our Liberty    • In Defense Of Our Liberty – Liberated...  
Part 4: The Foundation of Our Liberty Pt 1    • The Foundation of Our Liberty: Part 1...  
Part 5: The Foundation of Our Liberty Pt 2    • The Foundation of Our Liberty: Part 2...  
Part 6: The Key to Liberty
Part 7: Liberated By Faith
Part 8: Liberated Unto Sonship
Part 9: A Personal Plea for Liberty
Part 10: Standing Firm In Your Liberty
Part 11: Liberty, Not License
Part 12: The Obligation of Liberty
Part 13: The Cross: Where Liberty Begins Pt 1
Part 14: The Cross: Where Liberty Begins Pt 2
Part 15: Liberty's Brands

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