Pray the word with David Platt as a resource from Radical.net.

Galatians chapter 6 verse 2, bear one another's burdens and so fulfill the law of Christ.

What a good word, what a good, short, significant word for you and me today.

That we fulfill the law of Christ, which in Galatians 5 there's been an emphasis on how

the law of Christ is love. How the Christian life is faith expressed through love and specifically

here in Galatians 6 2, the command is to bear one another's burdens. Just think about that in your

own life when your burdens are heavy. It's really good to have someone who bears that with you,

who steps into that burden with you, who shoulders the load of it with you, who seeks to understand

as best as they can, how you are feeling the weight that you are feeling and attempts to carry

that burden with you and God by his spirit in this verse is telling you and me to do that with

one another. So I just want to encourage you in a very practical way today to look for an

opportunity to bear another's burdens today. Like ask how people are doing, not just say how are

you, but I really, hey, how are you doing? What's heavy, anything heavy on your heart and then look

for an opportunity to bear that burden with them? What can you do to show that person they are not

alone with that burden? Maybe as simple as is praying with them for them? That simple act goes

such a long way or there might be something you could do for them or it might just be listening to

them and letting them share with you, but bear their burden today and look for opportunities to

continue bearing that burden with them. And as you do know that you are fulfilling the law of Jesus.

So God, we pray that you would help us to bear one other's burdens according to Galatians 6.2.

We pray specifically today, we're praying this verse on this day for a reason and we're going to

interact with somebody today who needs someone to bear a burden with them. So God help us to be

sensitive to your spirit's leadership in that and really God as we pray this, we pray for this

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