In this week’s sermon, we explore the Apostle Paul’s powerful illustration from Galatians 4 — contrasting slavery under the law with freedom in Christ. Paul, addressing the Galatians with love and urgency, uses the story of Abraham, Sarah, and Hagar to expose the futility of relying on human effort for salvation and the beauty of God’s promises fulfilled through faith.
Paul reminds us that we are not children of bondage but of promise. Through Christ, we are set free — not to sin, but to live in joyful obedience to God. In a world still filled with forms of physical and spiritual slavery, this message calls us to reject legalism, self-righteousness, and fear, and to walk fully in the freedom Jesus provides.
Join us as we look into:
The Illustration — Abraham’s two sons and what they represent
The Divine Interpretation — The covenants of law and promise
The Implication — What it means for us to live as children of freedom
Whether you are new to the faith or seeking to grow deeper in understanding, this passage offers a timeless reminder of the grace that sets us free.
