1. The Problem: Everyone is Cursed (v.10)
Paul explains that those who rely on observing the law are under a curse because no one can fully keep it.
Something to think about: In what ways do we still try to earn God’s favor through our own efforts rather than trusting in His grace?

2. The Alternatives: Faith or Works (v.11-12)
Scripture makes it clear—no one is justified by the law; the righteous live by faith.
Something to think about: What does it look like in your daily life to live by faith instead of trying to prove your worth through actions?

3. The Solution: Jesus’ Substitution (v.13)
Jesus became a curse for us by dying on the cross, fulfilling the law’s demands and making redemption possible.
Something to think about: How does understanding Jesus’ substitutional death change the way you approach your relationship with God?

4. The Outcome: God’s Blessings (v.14)
Through faith in Christ, the blessing promised to Abraham comes to all believers—including the gift of the Holy Spirit.
Something to think about: How are you living out the blessings of faith today, and how can you encourage others to walk in them?

Recognize the Weight of the Law – Ask God to show you any areas where you’re relying on performance instead of grace.

Embrace the Freedom of Faith – Pray that you would trust more deeply in Christ’s finished work and rest in His righteousness.

Celebrate the Cross – Ask God to continually remind you of Jesus’ sacrifice and the freedom it brings from the curse of sin.

Live in the Blessing – Pray that the blessing of Abraham, especially the Holy Spirit’s presence, would be evident in your life.

Share the Good News – Ask God for opportunities to share how Jesus redeems us from the curse with someone this week.