1. The Call to Freedom – Galatians 5:13a
Paul reminds believers they were called to freedom, not bondage. But this freedom isn’t permission to sin—it’s a new way of living under grace.
Something to think about: How does knowing you’re not under the law but under grace change the way you live your daily life?

2. The Utilization of Freedom – Galatians 5:13b
Paul warns against using freedom selfishly and redirects believers toward love and service.

• Incorrect: Using freedom for the flesh—living selfishly or indulgently.
• Correct: Using freedom to serve others in love.

Something to think about: In what ways might you be using your freedom for yourself instead of serving others?

3. The Fulfillment in Freedom – Galatians 5:14
The entire law is fulfilled in one command: “Love your neighbor as yourself.”
Something to think about: What does it look like practically to fulfill the law by loving others this week?

4. The Destruction of Freedom – Galatians 5:15
When freedom is misused, it can lead to division and destruction within the body of Christ.
Something to think about: Are there places in your relationships where selfishness is leading to conflict instead of unity?

Rest in Christ’s Righteousness
Ask God to help you stop striving for acceptance and instead rest in the finished work of Jesus.

Serve in Love
Pray that God would give you opportunities this week to serve others in love, not out of obligation but joy.

Crucify Selfish Desires
Ask God to reveal areas where you’ve used your freedom selfishly and help you to repent and refocus on others.

Pursue Unity in Relationships
Pray that the Holy Spirit would help you walk in love and bring healing where division or strife may exist.

Embrace the Gospel Daily
Ask God to help you remember each day that you are free—not because you are good enough, but because Christ is.