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In this expository sermon on Galatians 3:1-5 titled "Truth Applied Personally," Pastor Richard Caldwell addresses the profound danger of legalism and the vital importance of holding fast to the true gospel of Jesus Christ.
The Apostle Paul passionately confronts the Galatian church for abandoning salvation by grace through faith in favor of a works-based righteousness. Discover why our spiritual beginning and ongoing Christian sanctification rely entirely on the grace of God and the work of the Holy Spirit, not on human effort or law-keeping.
If you have ever struggled with legalism or wondered how to make genuine progress in the Christian life, this message offers a powerful reminder of the sufficiency of Christ crucified. Join us as we explore the unchanging nature of the gospel, the necessity of biblical pastoral care that reproves and rebukes in love, and the glorious reality of God's transformative power in the lives of believers.
Preached on Sunday, March 8, 2026, at Founders Baptist Church.
In this expository sermon on Galatians 3:1-5 titled "Truth Applied Personally," Pastor Richard Caldwell addresses the profound danger of legalism and the vital importance of holding fast to the true gospel of Jesus Christ.
The Apostle Paul passionately confronts the Galatian church for abandoning salvation by grace through faith in favor of a works-based righteousness. Discover why our spiritual beginning and ongoing Christian sanctification rely entirely on the grace of God and the work of the Holy Spirit, not on human effort or law-keeping.
If you have ever struggled with legalism or wondered how to make genuine progress in the Christian life, this message offers a powerful reminder of the sufficiency of Christ crucified. Join us as we explore the unchanging nature of the gospel, the necessity of biblical pastoral care that reproves and rebukes in love, and the glorious reality of God's transformative power in the lives of believers.
Preached on Sunday, March 8, 2026, at Founders Baptist Church.
