We "have need of endurance" to "run the race set before us" "looking to Jesus, the Author and Perfector of our faith."No big deal.Life is hard. And finding the narrow road is difficult to do. It's even harder to stay on it. So imagine how devastating it would be to "run well" and yet allow a "hindrance" to keep you from "obeying the truth." It's one thing to trip; it's another thing to allow a "persuasion" to pull you off the only path that leads to life and bring you into disobedience—which leads to death. We might call that a "crash and burn." Paul once referred to it as a "shipwreck."Is there a way back on the narrow road? What persuasions might be pulling on you today, and how do you silence them?Jeff & Steph discuss Galatians