In the first episode of a two-part teaching from our Antioch Women's Conference, we dive into Galatians 6, in which we find out more about the holy calling we have as brothers & sisters in Christ.

Our speaker, Andrea Tyson, is the Director for Community Life and Women's Discipling at Living Hope Church in Maple Grove, Minnesota.

[Philippians 2:1-11] Unity in the Body of Believers in Jesus Christ our Savior and Lord

Speaker: Dan Moose

Mindset and Attitude of Jesus Christ

Jesus gave up his rights

Jesus gave up his agenda

Jesus humbled himself to the Father to the point of death

Thoughts to Ponder:

Have you personally placed your trust in Jesus Christ as your Savior and Lord so you can enjoy the full benefits of God’s salvation?

Scale of 1-7, how are you making every effort to keep the unity of the Body of Jesus Christ?

What right or agenda are you hanging onto that is hindering the unity of the Body of Christ?

What steps will you take in the power of the Holy Spirit to keep the unity of the Body of Christ as a servant of Jesus?

[Matthew 6:19-34] Treasure God first because your heart has a magnetic pull, and earthly treasuring produces worry and anxiety.

[Matthew 6:1-18] Jesus uses a recurring pattern as he talks about True Devotion in Matthew 6.

[Matthew 6:9-13] "This, then, is how you should pray."

[Matthew 5:33-48] Remarkably different people always tell the truth, overflow with grace and love our enemies.

[Matthew 5:27-32] Jesus is inviting us to apply the Remarkable Attitudes into the situation of Purity (Purity from the Inside Out).

[Matthew 5:17-26] Targeting the heart is consistent with God’s eternal laws. Targeting the heart is different from the example of the leaders. Targeting the heart of murder.

Speaker: James Christenson

[Matthew 5:13-16] This passage is simple and can stand alone, outside the context of the Sermon on the Mount.

[Matthew 5:7-12] When we follow Jesus, he changes us from the inside out. We

become Remarkably Different from the world. This week we’ll look at our Attitudes toward other people