Sometimes life leaves us feeling like God has passed us over. We carry a burden that we don’t understand why God leaves it with us. Burdens can become blessings when God is involved.

One of the greatest privileges we have is carrying one another's burdens, and one of the greatest challenges we have is carrying one another's burdens. How do we carry one another's burdens well? How do we do so in a way that glorifies Jesus? How do we do this without becoming burned out? When we carry one another's burdens well, we are loving one another, and everyone will know that we are Jesus' disciples.

How Spiritual People Fulfill the Law of Christ ·They Restore those who have fallen · They Bear each other burdens (Spiritually Supportive) o Spirit of Meekness and Humility · Understanding your own fallen condition o Not measuring yourself by other people failures or struggles o Pharisee vs Publican…

We were created by God to live with a healthy cadence in life. However, far too many of us are living without margin in every area of our lives. We fill our calendars. We can’t say no. We live with a harmful drive to achieve. We have lost hope that it will slow down anytime soon. Jesus offers us such a gift in saying that he has come to give us rest. This rest is found in a grace that does not demand that we jump through all the hoops or get everything right. The rest that Jesus offers is an unmerited favor for anyone who comes to Him. This grace is best experienced in community. We can learn from Jesus as we learn from one another. When we do Church together, we lift one another up, we protect one another’s boundaries, and we carry one another’s burdens.

What is the law of Christ? Pastor Chase takes us on a two fold journey through Galatians 6:1-5. He describes what it looks like to be a burden-bearer for others and how to handle Biblical discipline in the church body. These are two topics that will get you or someone you know out of their comfort zone and into the way life was meant to be lived. Carry on!

Introduction and Context: A bad doctor? Children, I will tell you a story that will help you and your parents understand this sermon better. Listen carefully. Suppose that you do not feel well for a long time. There is [KP1] a strange pain in your body. Your parents want to find out what is going on,…

Morning Prayer - Author Unknown Dear Lord, So far I've done all right. I haven't gossiped, haven't lost my temper, haven't been greedy, grumpy, nasty, selfish, or overindulgent. I'm really glad about that. But in a few minutes, God, I'm going to get out of bed. And from then on, I'm going to need a lot…

Today we are starting a new series called Bridge Builders. When you think of a bridge builder you think of someone that designed a structure to allow people access from one point to another. Usually bridges are used to drive a car from one point to another. One of the most famous bridges in the United…

Introduction I am not sure if you all know this or not, but right now in Christian circles there is a huge need for unity among the Church. This is not to say that everyone in the Church should agree on everything, I mean there are some things that you need to apply with conscious, things like should…

“Have a blessed day!” You are familiar with the term, more than likely you have used the term before, even often for many. Tonight we are looking at matter’s of the heart for ourselves and for others and our responsibility to heart matters. “Have a blessed day” do we mean it when we say it? Maybe you…

Sin and other burdens are both individual and collective. God has a clear plan for us to follow regarding burdens.

Help! I’ve fallen Our section tonight covers this type of a situation, the one who has fallen as well as helping to carry one another’s burdens. We have come from walking in the Spirit (Gal5:16-19, 25-26) to fruitful grace (Gal5:22-23) now tonight we are looking at extending grace (Gal6:1-5). 25 If we…

Life can be full of problems and burdens that we must endure. We are also asked to carry the burdens of others in the midst of our own. How can we truly bear the burdens that are thrown at us. Let’s look at that subject today.

Paul begins the last chapter of Galatians by telling “[those] who are spiritual” how they should be living. Today’s stereotype of “spiritual people” has more to do with piety, judgmentalism, and maybe even hypocrisy. But Paul calls those of us who have the indwelling Spirit to the highest standard of all image bearers. Contrary to the misleading practice of the Galatian legalists, true spirituality looks more like selfless surrender toward others and self-examination of our own hearts.

Three Marks of Maturity Gal 6. 2 Bear ye one another’s burdens, and so fulfil the law of Christ. Introduction In the verses closing chapter 5, Paul has contrasted the works of the flesh and the fruit of the Spirit, concluding that Christians are to live Spirit-led lives. 22 Wives, submit yourselves unto…

The Christian Community (insert a picture of superman here; already saved on computer) ( insert Janice Munson story here: see attached) George Roche defines heroism as: “An extraordinary act of goodness, performed by ordinary persons without whom we do not expect it” - World without heroes excerpt Biblical…

What happens when every believer sees themselves as a nurturer? Saints form a Nurturing A.S.S.E.M.B.L.Y. We A dmit our faults to One Another Woe unto them that seek deep to hide their counsel from the LORD, And their works are in the dark, And they say, Who seeth us? and who knoweth us? We don't Conceal…

At this time of the year, the whole world is caught up with anticipation, waiting for the advent of the all-knowing and omni-present giver of gifts. He knows all about you, though you’ve never seen him. He knows whether you’ve been bad or good. He knows your thoughts, what you want and desire. And he…

In the freedom of Christ, we lift up other's needs and help them along. We are in this together.

Opening Comments Please make your way to Galatians 6:1-5 in your copy of God’s Word. How many of you have ever heard the saying “The christian army is the only one that shoots its wounded.” ? Is that true? Are we as believers in Christ, really guilty of metaphorically shooting our wounded? Sadly, we…

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Natures examples Ants, lilies, birds, God has no shortage of examples that we can learn from. This morning we are going to look at some lessons we can learn from a skein, a gaggle of geese. (Insert honk if you love Jesus picture here) Do you remember the bumper sticker honk if you love Jesus. It was…

It is on the mountaintop where Christ dies for you, but in the valley, where Christ lives in You.

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