Christian Essentials — Part Two
The Galatian believers were in danger of being led astray by a false gospel that essentially suggested a salvation made possible through human effort. The Apostle Paul condemned such lifeless externalism and promoted instead the necessity of being made a new creature in Christ. Alistair Begg reminds us of the inward, spiritual nature of true Christianity reflected in lives transformed by the power of the cross.
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The Galatian believers were in danger of being led astray by a false gospel that essentially suggested a salvation made possible through human effort. The Apostle Paul condemned such lifeless externalism and promoted instead the necessity of being made a new creature in Christ. Alistair Begg reminds us of the inward, spiritual nature of true Christianity reflected in lives transformed by the power of the cross.