Sermons on Galatians 6
6 sermons preached on Galatians 6.
Pathway Free Will Baptist Erwin TN · September 27, 2026
Don’t Grow Weary in Well-Doing
Galatians 6:9
The service opens with hymns, prayer requests, and testimony, emphasizing salvation through Jesus Christ and hope in the life to come. The speakers urge the congregation to pray for those who are sick and lost, and to remain grounded in Scripture rather than trusting in good…
New Hope Church · September 27, 2026
Don’t Drift: Trust God in Every Season
Galatians 6:2, 5
The sermon calls believers to trust the Lord through every season, from life’s lowest valleys to its highest points. Stories of loss, recovery, Lazarus, and personal testimony illustrate the need to entrust our lives to God and give Him the glory. Drawing on Hebrews 2, the…
Vasyl Church · September 20, 2026
What to Do with Your Burdens
Galatians 6:1-5
Every person encounters burdens, whether they manifest as physical pain, emotional exhaustion, or spiritual warfare. These crushing weights can leave believers feeling overwhelmed, isolated, and unable to find rest. Yet Scripture reminds us that we are never meant to navigate…
Pine Air Baptist Church · September 20, 2026
Bearing Burdens and Doing Good
Galatians 6:1-10
Grounded in the teachings of Galatians 6, this sermon calls the local church to embody Christlike restoration, humility, and active service. When a brother or sister is overtaken in a fault, the biblical response is not to discard or shun them, but to gently restore them to…
Westside Baptist Church, Newnan GA · August 23, 2026
Keep Planting Trees: A Guide to Faithfulness
Galatians 6:9
In this evening message, the congregation is exhorted to maintain enduring faithfulness in the Christian life, especially when weary or tempted to quit. Drawing upon the metaphor of planting shade trees for future generations, the sermon emphasizes that our labor for the Lord is…
New Hope Baptist Church · July 19, 2026
Come and Become
Galatians 6:1
Pastor Howard opens with the universal longing for purpose. Many wander through a repetitive routine, but Jesus offers real purpose to anyone willing to move past mere salvation into total surrender — not passive fans, but disciples who let Him direct their lives. In Mark…