The lessons from Paul's letter to the Galatians emphasize the New Testament interpretation of the Law, of justification by faith, and of Christ's disciples as heirs of Abraham's promise.

Paul teaches that faith in Christ, not obedience to laws, is the way to obtain righteousness. Christ's work is what saves. Therefore, believers should put faith in Christ.

Paul explains to the Galatians that it is impossible to become perfect with human efforts alone. He reminds them that faith in the work of Christ is how to achieve righteousness.

Paul explains how God's promise to Abraham was fulfilled in Jesus and how Christ's work benefits all believers.

Apostle Paul teaches the Galatians the fruit of the spirit and to relate to other Christians with humility and service.