Turning to a Different Gospel | Todd Arnett

The book of Galatians is one of Scripture's most urgent letters, marked by its intense corrective tone from the start. Unlike Paul's other letters, Galatians dives immediately into warning because the gospel was under threat. The newly formed churches in Galatia were being misled by people who claimed Jesus wasn't enough—they argued for Jesus plus circumcision, law-keeping, and good works. This message reveals how adding anything to Christ's finished work destroys the gospel. It warns that religious activity, when mistaken as a means for salvation, is more perilous than outright rejection. We learn how quickly well-meaning believers can lose sight of foundational truths when they start altering the gospel message. Throughout this series, we'll affirm that our righteousness is solely through Jesus—not our actions, heritage, or rituals. As we study Galatians, we'll examine our hearts for anything we've added to the gospel and rediscover the freedom found in the truth that Jesus is enough.Chapter 1: Church Updates and Vision for 2026 0:00 - 9:15Chapter 2: Galatians and God's Good News 9:16 - 23:37Chapter 3: Pure Gospel: Faith Without Additions 23:38 - 40:05Chapter 4: Living for an Audience of One 40:06