Good morning everyone and welcome back to another morning with the masters where we devote

ourselves to the Lord daily with you. Good morning you guys. We are picking up with

day two of our boundaries 101 devotional in the Bible app. There's a link to that in the

description of the podcast if you guys want to follow along with us and as always I'm going

to read the scripture then Tor is going to pick up with the Devo. Let's do it. The scripture is

Galatians chapter six verse five and it says this for we are each responsible for our own conduct.

The devotional is titled we are responsible to and for we are responsible to others and for ourselves.

Galatians six two says carry each others burdens and in this way you will fulfill the

law of Christ. This verse shows our responsibility to one another. Many times others have

quote unquote burdens that are too big to bear. They do not have enough strength resources or

knowledge to carry the load and they need help denying ourselves to do for others what they

cannot do for themselves is showing the sacrificial love of Christ. This is what Christ did for us.

He did what we could not do for ourselves. He saved us. This is being responsible too.

On the other hand Galatians six five says that each one should carry their own load.

Everyone has responsibilities that only he or she can carry. These things are our own particular

load that we need to take daily responsibility for and work out. No one can do certain things

for us. We have to take ownership of certain aspects of life that are our own load.

The Greek words for burden and load give us insight into the meaning of these texts.

The Greek word for burden means excess burdens or burdens that are so heavy they weigh us down.

These burdens are like boulders. They can crush us. We shouldn't be expected to carry a boulder by

ourselves. It would break our backs. We need help with the boulders. Those times of crisis and

tragedy in our lives. In contrast, the Greek word for load means cargo or the burden of daily

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