Jesus Changes People
Like The Brother From The Free Mother
Paul concludes his allegory by telling the Galatians who they are in the story. And based on who they are, how they are to live and act both personally and as churches. Mike and Ken discuss what it means to be children of promise; that we can’t change or reform the flesh; the incompatibility of flesh and spirit; how a person lives free; and how our understanding of identity affects our behavior. The guys have uncovered another Christian theme park. It’s called Bible Land. They want to know if it’s still around and want picture proof. Also, a church staffer emailed and asked the guy’s help to plan a team building outing for their staff. The guys have some good and not so good ideas.
Passage: Galatians 4:28-31
Paul concludes his allegory by telling the Galatians who they are in the story. And based on who they are, how they are to live and act both personally and as churches. Mike and Ken discuss what it means to be children of promise; that we can’t change or reform the flesh; the incompatibility of flesh and spirit; how a person lives free; and how our understanding of identity affects our behavior. The guys have uncovered another Christian theme park. It’s called Bible Land. They want to know if it’s still around and want picture proof. Also, a church staffer emailed and asked the guy’s help to plan a team building outing for their staff. The guys have some good and not so good ideas.
Passage: Galatians 4:28-31