Welcome to the In Touch podcast with Charles Stanley for Monday, February 10th.

How do you serve someone who needs nothing?

Today, you'll hear about the primary way you can obey God's call to servanthood.

Throughout the New Testament, believers are called all kinds of things.

That is, there are all kinds of titles to Christians.

For example, we are called ambassadors.

We'll call believers.

We'll call brothers.

Church, chosen.

We're called the elect.

We're called disciples.

We'll call followers. Fellow citizens, sons, soldiers.

We're called servants. There are many, many names for the believer all through the New Testament.

But it's one of those names that I want us to major on primarily in this message, and that is the word servant.

So I want you to turn, if you will, to Galatians chapter 5. And in this message, and that is the word servant. So I want you to turn, if you will,

to Galatians chapter 5. And in this fifth chapter, there is one verse I want us to look at,

though we'll be looking at many of them. The fifth chapter of Galatians, chapter 5. And let me give you a little idea of what is happening. Paul is talking about the freedom that believers have,

and he is challenging those Christians in the Galatian area there,

that not to slip back into their old ways, now that they've been saved by the grace of God,

and now that they're free by His grace, don't slip back to trying to live up to the law to stay saved.

And then that's the first verse

of chapter 5. Then in the 13th verse, he says, for you are called to freedom, brethren, only do not

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