Pastor Peter begins a series from Isaiah chapter 40, called, 'The Comfort of God's Coming.' The opening eleven verses of this chapter feature three voices sent by God to comfort Israel, and the church universal. Each voice still speaks to us in our trial, suffering and disappointment with encouraging words of comfort, as well as finds prophetic fulfillment in the ministries of John the Baptist and Jesus of Nazareth.

We can't predict the details of our life, but we can accurately predict the consequences of our actions. Join Pastor Peter as he preaches on Galatians 6:6-10, focusing on God's rule for governing human interactions: you reap what you sow.

When you know another believer is caught in sin, what do you do? Humiliate them by talking about with others? Ignore the sin altogether, quietly enabling their choices? Condemn them harshly? The Word of God is consistent in what we ought to do: seek their restoration through gentleness and truth-telling. Learn more as Pastor Peter preaches on Galatians 6:1-5.

Every Christian has a war inside them. The Spirit desires the things of the God, and the 'flesh' - our inborn selfish nature - desires what it wants: pleasure, power, division, etc. In this section, Pastor Peter explains how God works gradual victory in this war within us.

Join Roddey Caughman, Director of Deaf Ministries at Redemption Hill Church, as he challenges us to consider what temptations "cut in" on us from faithfully trusting in Jesus Christ.

In this section in Galatians, Paul argues that the only thing that has true spiritual value or worth is 'faith expressing itself in love.' Yet so many of us live and act as if other things count more. 

Christ has set us free. That is an essential theological truth. Yet, sometimes we struggle because we're not sure how we're free, and how we're not. Pastor Peter tackles this subject, as taught through Paul's analogy of Hagar and Sarah given in the book of Galatians, with a strong emphasis on actually enjoying our freedom in Christ. Quite simply, being a Christian should make you smile. Does it? 

This Sunday marks two full years of public worship for Redemption Hill Church. Pastor Peter took a break from the Galatians series to focus on "The Great Commission" and explain how the four "Alls": All authority, All nations, All the gospel, and All the time ... send us forward in mission with tremendous confidence and hope. 

How has the pandemic affected your faith, hope and love in Christ? Have you or another Christian you know begun doubting and drifting that faith in Christ is simply enough, and all you could ever do to be made right with God? Pastor Peter addresses these and other questions as he preaches on Galatians 4:8-20.

Paul writes that we were all enslaved to the 'elementary principles of the world,' until Jesus came. When we are in Christ, we have the Spirit that cries out to God, "Papa ... Abba ... Father." Is that how you relate to God?