The Gospel Is. The Gospel Does. Galatians 5:1-15. God desires many things for us. One of these is to live and enjoy our freedom as his sons and daughters. The mark of our freedom is "faith working through love." This message clarifies what this looks like in our relationships with people.

The Gospel Is. The Gospel Does. Galatians 4:8-31. If we take Jesus' mission seriously, to go and make disciples, we can expect it to get messy. This message tells us what the mess is all about and what we are called to do in response to it.

The Gospel Is. The Gospel Does. Galatians 4:1-7. This message talks about why God has a big, big house. It's not because he owns everything but because he filed for adoption and gives us all the rights and privileges of sons and daughters.

The Gospel Is. The Gospel Does. Galatians 3:19-29. In this section of Galatians, Paul has been tracing the story of God's salvation all the way back to the promise made to Abraham, and has shown how that promise found its ultimate fulfillment in Christ. In this section of the text, he addresses the natural question that would come from his elevation of the promise...why then did God give the law to Moses, and what role does it play in salvation? Paul asserts that the law was never meant to bring about the promise of salvation, rather it was given to convince people of their need for it. He gives three word pictures to help us understand the role that the law played in the life of the people of Israel.

The Gospel Is. The Gospel Does. Galatians 3:6-18. This message is about how the joy and pain of puzzles help us understand our relationship with God.

The Gospel Is. The Gospel Does. Galatians 3:1-5. How does the life of a disciple of Jesus start and finish? How do you know if you are a hypnotized disciple?

The Gospel Is. The Gospel Does. Galatians 2:15-21. The Gospel kills religion and creates “Version 2.0” people.

The Gospel Is. The Gospel Does.

Jan 11 -- Galatians 2:11-16.

Joshua 4 & Deuteronomy 8. Jan 4 -- As each new year begins, we all have the opportunity to look forward to plan and dream for the days ahead. But sometimes looking forward begins with looking back. This message will discuss the importance of the biblical concept of remembrance, and the impact it should have on the way we plan for the future and live in the present.