Finding Jesus in Galatians (Finding Jesus in the New Testament)

Finding Jesus in Galatians (Finding Jesus in the New Testament)

Galatians is Paul’s most urgent letter—not because he is angry, but because he is fighting for the freedom of the gospel. The Galatian church had begun with Jesus, but was drifting back to law, performance, and self-reliance. Paul writes not just to correct their theology, but to call them home—to grace, to joy, to Christ Himself. In Finding Jesus in Galatians , Ambrose Hughes traces the power and beauty of a gospel that sets people free. Here we see Jesus as the One who gave Himself for our sins, who rescues us from legalism, who lives within us by His Spirit, and who bears our curse so we can become children of God. He is not just the way in—we never move past Him. He is the whole path, the whole life, the One in whom we boast, rest, and are made new. This letter is not only for those struggling with Old Testament law. It’s for anyone tempted to earn what can only be received. It’s for the exhausted, the self-reliant, the guilt-ridden, and the spiritually anxious. It’s for all who long to know the Spirit’s transforming power and to live in the freedom Christ purchased for us. In every chapter, Galatians points us back to one truth: Jesus is enough. And that changes everything.