Serve One Another | One Another — Part 3

Love is more than something we say. Encouragement is more than something we speak. Sooner or later, both of them have to become action. In Part 3 of our four-part One Another series, Pastor Mike walks through Galatians 5:13–15 and Paul’s command to serve one another through love. Because of Jesus, we have been set free—but Christian freedom was never meant to make life revolve around us. Christ frees us from selfishness so that we can finally love and serve people the way God intended. Biblical service is not about recognition, applause, or doing something only when it is convenient. It is humble, practical, and motivated by love. Sometimes it looks like helping someone in need. Sometimes it looks like making a meal, writing a card, giving a ride, praying with someone, serving quietly, or simply noticing the person everyone else overlooked. Paul also gives the church a warning: when we stop serving one another, it becomes easy to start biting and devouring one another. Selfishness tears the body apart, but service has a way of turning our eyes away from ourselves and back toward Jesus. And Jesus is our example. He washed feet. He welcomed the overlooked. He touched the untouchable. He fed the hungry. And ultimately, He carried a cross that was not His to carry. Jesus said that He did not come to be served, but to serve. So the question is simple: Where is God asking you to serve? You do not have to do everything—but every one of us can do something. 📖 Galatians 5:13–15 🎙️ One Another — Part 3 of 4 ⛪ Solid Rock Worship Center — A Church That Walks in Love