Legalism

Legalism reduces relationship with God to obedience to rules. It thrives in religious systems that demand conformity, punish deviation, and measure faith by performance. Yeshuans teaches that this mindset directly contradicts the freedom brought by Christ's fulfilled work. In the fulfilled age, all law—including religious law—has been completed. God no longer relates to people through commandments but through the Spirit. Legalism imposes external pressure; the Spirit inspires inward transformation. Yeshuans doesn’t promote lawlessness—it promotes love. When believers are led by the Spirit and grounded in agape love, they no longer need law to restrain or define them. Legalism is no longer necessary—and never truly worked.