From Sunday's Teaching on Galatians 6:14 - 18:

How does Paul's emphasis on boasting only in the cross of Christ challenge our own sources of pride and self-worth in today's achievement-oriented culture?

In what ways might we be tempted to find our identity in external religious rituals or moral accomplishments rather than in being a 'new creation' in Christ?

How does understanding ourselves as 'brand new people' in Christ, not just redeemed sinners, impact our daily walk and spiritual growth?

What 'marks of Jesus' do we bear in our own lives, and how do they serve as reminders of our identity in Christ and motivate us to persevere?

How can we cultivate a motivation fueled by genuine transformation rather than fear of man or desire for approval in our Christian walk?

In what ways might we be tempted to 'play both sides' like the false teachers, and how can we instead stay true to our identity in Christ?

How does Paul's final benediction of grace challenge our understanding of how we persevere in the Christian life?

What does it mean practically to 'walk by this rule' of justification by faith alone, and how might it change our approach to Christian living?

How can we balance a strong commitment to sound doctrine with the humility of boasting only in the cross of Christ?

In what ways can we shift our focus from personal or ministerial 'success' to desiring God's covenant blessings of peace and mercy for ourselves and others?

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