Gal 4:16 | MHM | STEP | v. 16 : Paul continues, Am I become your enemy, because I tell you the truth? (Galatians 4:16 ). He is sad that telling them the truth about the gospel has made them upset with him. It is common for people to see those who correct them as enemies, even though they are actually friends who care about their salvation. Paul shows that Christian leaders must speak the truth, even if it means people will not like them. What matters is being faithful and loving, not just being liked.

‏ Galatians 4:16

v. 16: Paul continues, Am I become your enemy, because I tell you the truth? (Galatians 4:16 ^a). He is sad that telling them the truth about the gospel has made them upset with him. It is common for people to see those who correct them as enemies, even though they are actually friends who care about their salvation. Paul shows that Christian leaders must speak the truth, even if it means people will not like them. What matters is being faithful and loving, not just being liked.