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Walk Free | Galatians 5:16-26

Jean Stockdale returns for a message titled "Walk Free!" Join us in Galatians 5:16-25 as we look at the struggle between the sinful flesh and the life of freedom offered in Jesus Christ. How do the characteristics of this world compare with the fruit of the Spirit?

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Stand Free | Galatians 5:1-15

Donna Gaines teaches during this week of the Bellevue Women study "Free." Looking at Galatians 5:1–15, we'll see how we have been made free in Christ and recognize the ways in which we can drift back into our subservience to chains of sin and the requirements of the law.

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Think Free! | Galatians 4:18-31

Jean Stockdale closes out Galatians 4, beginning in verse 18, during Week Seven's lesson of "Think Free!" Jesus has given us the secret to a fulfilled life as well as a higher calling, but we often choose to enslave ourselves to sin and the philosophy of this world. Reject the lies of Satan and choose to live in God's freedom today.

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De monoloog In het lege huis van Kasper gaat over de bijna veertig jaar vriendschap tussen Kasper en Peter. Kasper is plotseling overleden en Peter gaat zijn huis leegruimen. Tijdens het leegruimen probeert hij met behulp van herinneringen te achterhalen waar deze zo dierbare vriendschap uit bestond. Gespeeld door: Joost II Sickenga. Opgenomen: Theater Bellevue, 7 nov 2021.

New York City’s health commissioner during the first two years of the pandemic—he stepped down on March 15—says he sees something admirable in our response: “We have gotten vaccinated not just to protect ourselves but to protect our communities.” Well, yes, if we have gotten vaccinated, says dour me, who sees something else. Produced with the New York City Municipal Archive. Music: Stephanie Coleman and Nora Brown.