Today on Summit Life with J.D. Greer.

Rather than being clothed by the righteousness of Christ,

according to the promise of God, which would give you freedom,

you try to clothe yourself through obedience to the law,

and that makes you a slave to the law.

And what that looks like is you get really technical and

legalistic and judgmental about what it's got to look like

and others who aren't doing it,

or you become really paranoid about are you obeying it enough? Welcome back to Summit Life with Pastor J.er. I'm your host Molly Bitovich.

You're joining us today in the middle of a teaching series in the Book of Galatians

called Freedom in the In Between, and last time on the program

Pastor J.D. started tackling an issue

that's critical to understanding the gospel.

The relationship between grace and actions.

If you missed the first part of this message

be sure to visit J.D.grier.

But here in a moment we'll dive back into the study.

We're in Galatians chapter 3 and Jady is answering the question,

if we're saved by grace, then what's the point of obeying God's law?

An important answer awaits us, so grab your Bible and a pen and let's get started. Here's

Pastor J.D. So here Paul gives us answer starting in verse 19. Why then was the law given?

It was added for the sake of transgressions until the seed to during the promise was made would come.

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