Inner Liberty, True Gospel

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine that Galatians 2:4-5 speaks not to ancient travelers, but to the inner traveler in you. The 'false brethren' are not strangers, but thoughts that quietly spy out your liberty—the habit of proving yourself by external rules, by others' judgments, by what you think you must be. The 'bondage' they seek is the lingering sense that you are less than your true I AM, that freedom must be earned. Paul’s stance, then, is a reminder that the gospel lives where your attention rests: in the awareness that you are already free in Christ Jesus—the consciousness that is one with the Truth. When you stop yielding to their subjection, you invite the pure continuity of life and joy that the gospel promises. Your inner world becomes a courtroom where only the "truth of the gospel" is allowed to stand; every other voice is shown as a memory, not reality. Rest confidently in the I AM, and let the liberty of God’s kingdom express through you as you live from the end you already are.