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The explicitly announced title is “Freedom, now what?” after Galatians 5:1 and 5:4 are read.
Stay free
The sermon reads, “make sure that you stay free and don’t get tied up again in slavery to the law.”
Do not hold on to a system intended to crush you
The sermon warns against holding on to bits and pieces of a system that was intended to crush and says that doing so causes a person to fall away from God’s grace according to verse 4.
Children of grace
The sermon speaks to listeners trying to stop their own addictions or clean up their own lives and says children of grace know they did not have enough strength on their own.
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“Freedom, now what?”
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“Make sure that you stay free.”
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“Children of grace.”
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