Living Freely

Four videos (split into two parts each) featured each Sunday afternoon in November 2021, filmed at St Petri Church, Nuriootpa SA.

Bringing Galatians into our culture: when not being good enough is good enough.

Across the eight part series Living Freely, Doctor Noel Due explores the inner beliefs and emotional patterns that quietly shape human behaviour, relationships, and spiritual life. He traces how fear, shame, insecurity, and the need for control grow out of distorted understandings of identity and of God’s character. Much of what feels like external struggle is rooted in internal narratives formed over time, often driven by performance, approval, or self protection.

True freedom, he explains, does not come through effort or behaviour management, but through transformation at the level of belief. As identity is re anchored in the finished work of Christ and in the faithful love of God, fear loosens, shame fades, control softens, and relationships begin to heal. Living freely becomes an ongoing practice of resting in grace, embracing secure belonging, and allowing truth to reshape the heart.