You Were Called to be Free | Todd Arnett

In Galatians 5, Paul asks a searching question: who cut in on your race? Using the imagery of runners being obstructed, he warns that even a small influence—like yeast in dough—can pull believers away from the truth of the gospel. The early church faced pressure to add rules and religious performance to faith in Christ, turning freedom into a checklist. But the gospel declares something radically different. We’ve been set free—not to indulge ourselves, but to serve one another in love. The entire law is fulfilled in one command: love your neighbor as yourself. Real love means seeking the good of others, even at our own expense. This week the challenge is simple: What does love require of me today? Look for the people God places in your path and choose to seek their good—even when it costs you something.Chapter 1: When False Teaching Cuts In 0:00 - 22:55Chapter 2: Freedom Means Loving Others 22:56 - 41:01Chapter 3: Don’t Devour One Another 41:02