Phil Britton speaks on the freedom we have through Christ. If we add anything to faith then we are bound to all parts of the Law and have nothing, but with faith in Christ alone we are free.

Who is your spiritual mother? Is your Christian faith governed by the law or grace? Colin speaks on Paul's allegory of spiritual mothers which he wrote to the Galatians.

Bas speaks on Paul's rebuke of the Galatians for turning away from the truth they first heard to trying to save themselves by works of the Law. Paul entreats them to stop working for the approval of men but to be zealous for the truth of the Gospel - that Jesus saves through faith alone.

Andrew Kyrios speaks on our identity as Christians - we should clothe ourselves with Christ, our words and actions should reveal our identity throughout our whole lives. We were slaves under the law, but we have been redeemed by Christ and adopted as children to which the Spirit testifies, making our identity sure.

George Tharian speaks on Paul's analysis of the relationship between the promises made to Abraham and the Law that was instituted afterwards. The Law given by God exposes our desperate condition in the light of a Holy God and drives us to shelter in God's promised Saviour, Jesus Christ.

Colin Bale preaches on Paul's robust criticism of the Galatians for following the false doctrine that they must work for their salvation. Righteousness comes only from trusting in the sacrifice that Christ has already made.

Jon continues the Galatians series with a look at Paul's defence of the authenticity of the Gospel. The inspired good news of Jesus is not a weak copy of anything else, evidenced by its immediacy, its independence, the agreement between independent believers and because objectively critiques its followers.

Paul is urgently concerned about a tide of new teaching that is turning Galatian heads. Jon discusses how he begins Galations with a stern warning not to turn from the true gospel to a pretend one.