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The Letter to the Galatians is Paul's unsurpassed work, in which the apostle vividly and effectively expresses the content and essence of the Gospel he received through the revelation of Christ. This letter is addressed primarily to the Church in Galatia, but the breadth of the issues raised and the significance of the message go far beyond the boundaries of individual communities and in fact concern all Christians, wherever and whenever they live. The purpose of the message, in particular, is to remind Christians of their identity as sons of God, which is received through faith in Christ, baptism, and a life guided by the Spirit, which is expressed in love and acts of kindness. This is the evidence of the fruitfulness and realisation of justification by faith in Christ.