Doing Good to All, Especially Fellow Believers

1. A Calling to Do Good to All 2. A Warning Against Weariness 3. A Promise to Encourage The sermon, drawn from Galatians 6:9–10, calls believers to persevere in doing good to all, especially fellow Christians, as a vital expression of faith and love. It emphasizes that true goodness encompasses both spiritual and material care, sharing the gospel, supporting fellow believers, meeting physical needs, and living with integrity, while also prioritizing the church as the primary household of faith. The preacher warns against weariness in service, rooted in unappreciated labor, unseen fruit, isolation, or the subtle danger of antinomianism, and counters it with the sustaining truth of Christ's finished work and His unwavering example. The ultimate encouragement is the promise that those who sow to the Spirit will reap eternal life, not by merit, but as a gracious reward in harmony with the good works God has prepared and empowered them to do, affirming that no act of love is ever in vain.