The Christian’s Place In God’s Family Pt 1 | Galatians 3:26-29 | Richard Caldwell
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- Richard Caldwell
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- Christian (Unspecified)
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- 49:17
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What is the believer’s true identity now that the Messiah has come? In this expository sermon from Galatians 3:26-29, Pastor Richard Caldwell explores "The Christian's Place in God's Family," revealing the profound theological truths of adult sonship and our amazing union with Jesus Christ. The Mosaic Law served as a strict tutor to reveal our sin, but the Abrahamic promise rests entirely on the grace of God. Once you place your faith in the Son of God, you are no longer under the guardian of the Law. Instead, you are granted the full rights, privileges, and responsibilities of an adopted child of God. In Part 1 of this message, Pastor Caldwell unpacks two glorious realities of our salvation: A Place of Adult Sonship (v. 26): Understand how adoption into God's family is restricted to those who have faith in Jesus Christ, and how this reality is applied to every genuine believer. A Place of Amazing Union (v. 27): Discover the biblical doctrine of spiritual baptism. The moment God grants the gift of saving faith, the Holy Spirit joins the believer to Christ, clothing us in His perfect righteousness and merit. Because of this unbreakable union with Christ—planned in eternity past and realized at conversion—there is now no condemnation for those who belong to Him. Have you truly been born again? Have you put on Christ through faith? 📖 Scripture Text: Galatians 3:26-29 🗣️ Speaker: Pastor Richard Caldwell 📍 Founders Baptist Church If this message was a blessing to you, please like, subscribe, and share it with others who need to hear the truth of God's Word. #ReformedBaptist #ExpositoryPreaching #UnionWithChrist #Galatians3 #RichardCaldwell #FoundersBaptistChurch #BiblicalDoctrine #Salvation
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