Are You a “Chameleon” Christian? (Galatians 2:11–21)

Are you a “Chameleon” Christian? Now, before we get too deep, let’s break it down. A chameleon is that sneaky little creature, a lizard, that can change its color to blend in with whatever is around it. And guess what? Some believers, and even whole churches, sometimes act just like that chameleon. They switch up their colors depending on the crowd, and they change who they are, what they believe, or what they do based on the pressure from the people around them. It's easy to get caught up in trying to fit in, but the Bible says that this is something we need to address. Paul dealt with it in Galatians 2:11–21 when he confronted Peter. And it’s not just a story from the past; it’s a warning for today. Are we being true to our faith, or are we just blending in?

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Making Great Friends (Galatians 2:1–10)

We all want great friends because the absence of friends creates a horrible emotion called “loneliness.” Many of the greatest hit songs of all time were written about loneliness because the vast majority of people can relate to this feeling. A “journey into liberated living” includes making great friends, which has three requirements.

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How To Live Enthusiastically As A Christian!

The word “liberation” means the result of being delivered from confinement or slavery. Apart from Christ, every human being needs liberation. Some need liberation from materialism, some from pornography, some from addiction, and others from sexual immorality. Still others need liberation from legalism, and the list goes on. Real liberation can only be experienced in Christ. In John 8:32, what does Jesus say about those who abide in His Word?

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Experiencing Real Liberation! (Galatians 1:1–10)

The word “liberation” means the result of being delivered from confinement or slavery. Apart from Christ, every human being needs liberation. Some need liberation from materialism, some from pornography, some from addiction, and others from sexual immorality. Still others need liberation from legalism, and the list goes on. Real liberation can only be experienced in Christ. In John 8:32, what does Jesus say about those who abide in His Word?

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Searching for Significance (Psalm 139)

At times, everyone goes through an identity crisis, which is just another way of saying that we are all searching for significance. The end of our search is Psalm 139, which can be divided into four paragraphs, with six verses in each. Each section helps us understand why we are significant. In Psalm 139, we find four reasons we are significant.

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How God Wants Us To Worship Him!

The Bible tells us what God wants from us in every area of life. This includes how He wants us to worship Him. No chapter in the Bible contains more about how God wants us to worship Him than Psalm 95. This psalm tells us four things we must do if we are to worship God as He desires.

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When Life Is Unfair (Psalm 73)

We all have struggled with our faith when life is unfair. This problem inspired Asaph (Ay′ saf) to write Psalm 73. Asaph, a member of the tribe of Levi, was in charge of music at the tabernacle before Solomon built the temple. David gave some of his psalms to Asaph to be performed by him and his choir (1 Chron. 16:7). Asaph composed other psalms, including Psalm 50 and Psalms 74–83. Psalm 73 reveals four things to do when life is unfair.

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