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Galatians 2:20 · BSB
2:20 I have been crucified with Christ, and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself up for me.
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So, if you have a Bible with you, let me invite you to turn toGalatians chapter 2. We're looking at just two verses this morning. And as you're turning there and thinking about what we're talking about this morning, let me give…
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…is honor, is not pretending that wrong is right. Right? Paul literally confronts Peter publicly when Peter's behavior contradicts the gospel inGalatians chapter 2. In verse 11, it says this when Peter came to Antioch, I had to oppose him to his face. For what he did was very wrong. So honor is not pretending…
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…there, and we can know that our escape route is the Lord Jesus Himself and His death, burial, and resurrection. We can be crucified with Him, asGalatians chapter 2says in verse 20. And we can be buried in the likeness of his death, as Romans chapter 6 says, and we can be raised to walk in newness of life.…
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…Now what is the point of this? The point is, is that when you allow elders, church fathers, people of reputation as the Apostle Paul called them inGalatians chapter 2to have a voice to influence doctrine, it tempts people to compromise a little bit. There's a pastor recently who used to run with churches like…
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If you have a Bible with you, let me invite you to turn toGalatians chapter 2. I am the other Stephen on staff, so it's good to be with you this morning. Thank you to Stephen who's leading us through worship today. And as…
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…big deal is that Peter and Paul have some history. And not only do they have history, but Paul wrote about it unvarnished. If you would, look atGalatians chapter 2. I want to show you the history that Peter and Paul have. And how then Paul doesn't sugarcoat. Paul doesn't glaze anything over when he writes…
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…we could look at so many verses, but just for sake of time, go to Galatians. Go to Galate, keep your finger here, we'll be right back. But go toGalatians chapter 2. Galatians chapter 2, verse 20. Paul writes, I've been crucified with Christ. It's no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me. And the life I…
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…a reason. And I'm wanting to listen. So if you're able, let me invite you to stand. And let me, and if you're willing, let me invite you to listen.Galatians chapter 2, starting with verse 1. Then after 14 years, I went up again to Jerusalem, with Barnabas, taking Titus along with me. I went up because of a…
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…that Jonah 310 Classifies turning from your evil way as works and that should be common sense anyway Because the works of the law according toGalatians chapter 23 4 the works of the law don't save us Right the works of the law You know anybody who tries to be saved by the works of the law is under the curse…
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…do and their ability to follow a list of rules. That was the way things were before Jesus. But he changed that. And as we're going to read today inGalatians chapter 2, there are people in the church that are going backward. They have grace, they have mercy, they have the freedom that Jesus has won for us, and…
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…do and their ability to follow a list of rules. That was the way things were before Jesus. But he changed that. And as we're going to read today inGalatians chapter 2, there are people in the church that are going backward. They have grace, they have mercy, they have the freedom that Jesus has won for us, and…
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…15 and therefore before the split between Paul and Barnabas. So Galatians 2, let's turn to it. I didn't read it earlier. But let's turn to it,Galatians chapter 2. This is one of the most uncomfortable moments in the New Testament, don't you think? Let's read from verse 11. Paul says this, when Cephas, Peter…
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…song. Because he. Has become. My salvation. And for that reason. Jesus Christ. Is the center. Of my. Experience. And my living. And. Paul says. InGalatians chapter 2. That. For me to live. Is Christ. It's no longer. I that live. But Christ. Lives in me. My salvation. Is in God. In his passion. In the passion. Of…
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…king. Barnabas, they sent this gift to Jerusalem through Barnabas and Saul. Barnabas and Saul, when they got there, we read about what happened inGalatians chapter 2. While they were in Jerusalem, they met with Peter and with James, the brother of Jesus, and with the apostle John. And they discussed with them…
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…generous and he made his contribution to the church. But in case you think Barnabas was a perfect character, we know that's not true. Because InGalatians chapter 2, the apostle Paul calls him out on hypocrisy and says that he was led astray in this case by Peter and was all to do with refusing to eat with…
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…them. It wouldn't be a stumbling block for the Gentiles, but it would become a stumbling block for the Jews. Interestingly, along this same line inGalatians chapter 2, Paul refused to circumcise Titus because Titus was a full-blooded Gentile and it would not be necessary. And so again, this has nothing to do with…
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…been washed by the blood of Christ. It's no longer I who live, it's not about me anymore, but it's Christ living in me. Just like Paul says here inGalatians chapter 2. May it be so, God. May it be so that they reflect and their only boast is in Christ, because Jesus loved and he gave himself up for the sinner.…
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…a new offer. That through the faithfulness of Christ you can see righteousness and have it produced in you if you're in him. Okay, it continues.Galatians chapter 2and verse 16. It's not just a couple verses. Look at verse 16. Paul writes this to the Church of Galatia who were misunderstanding the nature of…
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…7. What does that look like? I think we know what the wrong kind looks like. What does the right kind look like? I think there's a great example inGalatians chapter 2of Paul and Peter. So this happens later. Jesus has died, been resurrected, and gone back to heaven. And now the missionaries have gone out. Paul…
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Let us now turn to the passage that we read. Paul's letter to theGalatians, chapter 2, and we may read again at verse 20. ! I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me. And the life I now…
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