This week’s message in our Be Free series dives deep into Galatians 3:15–29, a passage where Paul reminds the church that we are not spiritual beggars trying to earn God’s favor—we are heirs of the promise. Just like someone unknowingly living in poverty while holding the title to a great inheritance, many believers today live under law and performance, forgetting that every spiritual blessing is already ours in Christ.

Paul tackles a crucial question: What is the relationship between God’s law and God’s promise? His answer is radical—God’s promise predates and outweighs the law. The law was temporary, a guardian pointing us to Christ, but now that faith has come, we are no longer under supervision. We are sons and daughters of God, clothed in Christ, united across every human boundary.

This message calls us to reject salvific hierarchies, embrace our identity as free children in God’s family, and live from promise, not performance. In Christ, we don’t strive to earn an inheritance—we live from it. We are clothed in Christ, no longer defined by scars or achievements, but by His finished work on the cross.

Rooted, you are heirs. So live like it. Believe it. Embrace it. You are free.