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Your bulletin, there's a passage from Galatians, which we're looking at every week.

Takes a certain amount of discipline to come to a service, really.

Have you ever noticed that?

A certain amount of discipline to come to a service where every week you're going into another

part of a book.

We're going through the Book of Galatians, Paul's pistol to the Galatians, and we're going

through it verse by verse, piece by piece. When I say a certain amount of discipline, I mean I'm giving

you some credit. And that means if you're doing a series on problems

you know and you look down and you say oh next week it's on anger the week after

that's on worry we get that's on depression so you say that's interest worry, the week after that's on depression, so you say that's interest,

I really need to hear that, I want to get to that one.

But when you look at what's coming up, you just say, Genesis, Galatians 3, Galatians 4, Galatians 5, and you have these strange titles, but you don't know what it's

going to be about you, and you say, I just want to get some more Galatians.

So, you know, I just, that takes a certain amount of maturity it does

To the Galatians of course my dear children

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