Galatians Devotional - February 26

Read & Reflect
Let’s prayerfully read Galatians 4 (Repetition leads to deeper meditation).

• Does any new highlight stand out to you?
• How would you explain this to a friend?
• What application might this have in your life?

Zoom Into Galatians 4:12-16
Paul’s deep love for the Galatians is evident. Even when he had to correct them, he did so with compassion and truth.
Galatians 4:16 – “So then, have I become your enemy because I told you the truth?”

• Loving others means speaking truth—even when it’s hard.
• Paul didn’t avoid difficult conversations but spoke boldly out of love.
• True love is not about pleasing people, but pointing them to Christ.

Reflection Questions:

• How can you show love and truth to others in your life?
• Do you tend to avoid difficult conversations, or do you speak truth in a loving way?
• Who in your life needs encouragement or correction spoken in love?

Prayer
Father,
Thank You for the example of Paul, who loved deeply and spoke truth boldly. Give me wisdom and courage to love others well—not just in kindness, but also in truth that points them to You. Help me to have a heart that receives correction with humility and a voice that shares truth with grace.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Action Step

• Think of someone in your life who needs encouragement or truth spoken in love.
• Pray for them.
• Reach out with words of encouragement or gentle correction if needed.
• Ask God to help you balance truth and grace in your relationships.
• How will you love others with both kindness and truth this week?