Apostle Paul's Letter to Galatians
Apostle Paul wrote the letter of Galatians to churches in southern Galatians. His main aim was to remind people on how weak our human bodies can be. Galatians 5:16 says, "…walk by the spirit, and you will not gratify the desires of the flesh". We are nothing without the power of Christ in us. Previous verses tell us that we are made free, Christ made us free from the law meaning that we were given the ability to do things and make decisions on our own but at the end of the day we should know we would be made accountable for our actions.
2: Sin has been increasing day by day and this is because of the change in culture, time and most of it all the difference in situations thus increasing the width of the river and probably making the interpretation of the bible different from how Christians in the past interpreted it.
We are to love our neighbors as we love ourselves. We as Christians have filled our hearts with so much bitterness and anger that we forget that we are a body of Christ and we ought to help each other through difficult times that we face. As Christians we should live by what the word of God commands us to. Loving one another has been made the greatest commandments of all. The moment we grasp the fact that Jesus Christ died on the cross for our sins, left his heavenly throne just to be a savior to us, shows how much important and valuable we are to him.
2: Sin has been increasing day by day and this is because of the change in culture, time and most of it all the difference in situations thus increasing the width of the river and probably making the interpretation of the bible different from how Christians in the past interpreted it.
We are to love our neighbors as we love ourselves. We as Christians have filled our hearts with so much bitterness and anger that we forget that we are a body of Christ and we ought to help each other through difficult times that we face. As Christians we should live by what the word of God commands us to. Loving one another has been made the greatest commandments of all. The moment we grasp the fact that Jesus Christ died on the cross for our sins, left his heavenly throne just to be a savior to us, shows how much important and valuable we are to him.