God has designed men and women uniquely, with distinct roles and responsibilities. We explore several distinctions that God has given men: their call to Put Away Laziness, Protect God's Woman, and live Sacrificially.

David Raney teaches us the doctrine of the Imago Dei, the Image of God. Every human on Earth has value, purpose, and worth; not because of anything we earned, but because of the worth given to us by our Creator. It changes the way we see ourselves, as well as the way we treat others.

We dive into Galatians 5:16-26, and continue to discuss what walking in freedom practically looks like. Christ has not only set us free, but He longs for us to walk in that freedom every day.

The Gospel does not constrict us to religious rituals or the opinion of others. Galatians 5 shows us that Christ truly has set us free. If the Son has set you free, you are free indeed.

Nathan and Claudia McDivitt dive into the doctrine of Adoption as they share their own adoption journey. In Galatians 4, God shows us that He pursues us and adopts us as heirs to His Kingdom. This is the beautiful, encouraging, and personal character of Jesus.

This week, we break down a tough chapter of Galatians. Galatians 3 addresses the history of the law, and how we can obey the law and regard it as good, but ultimately JESUS IS BETTER.

During our Sunday Morning Small Group, we had the wonderful opportunity to bring up nine students to share about their different Summer experiences in the realms of Missions, Camp Ministry, and Church Internships.

We all go through situations in life where we think, "What will people think of me?" Bradley walks us through Galatians 2, and how the only perception that matters is the way Jesus sees us. We are justified by His blood, and that is enough.

We tend to think that the Gospel is Jesus.....plus other qualifications. Paul shows us through his letter to Galatia that living out the Gospel means believing that Jesus is enough.

Once we are Home, what do we do? How do we live this Christian life? The relationship between Jesus and His dear friends Mary and Martha show us that life is a balance of being in the Lord's presence and living out our purpose for Him.