Pastor Dean discusses what happens after our time here. Heaven, Hell and the afterlife. As Pastor Dean shared recently, “By the way, you are going to spend more time over there than here so it might be good to find out what you’re going to be doing … over there.”

Pastor Dean Mathis takes us through the conclusion of Paul’s letter to the Galatians. The concluding summary of the letter reinforces the true motive – liberty, the truth basis of salvation and the trademark of truth.

Pastor Dean continues teaching on the parables of Jesus from the Gospel of Luke 15:1-32 & Luke 16:19-31.

In this message, Pastor Dean looks at how we live together as believers in Christ. Living together is a command, not a suggestion. In Galatians 5:25-6:10, these verses talk about how we march in order.

Pastor Dean shares several parables of Jesus. This week we transition to the parables as written in the Gospel of Luke.

Living the new life in Christ Jesus is an intentional act which Pastor Dean walks us through in Galatians 5:13-24. We have to choose to put on righteousness and set the desires of the flesh and the world aside. The capacity to sin is not greater than the capacity we have in our new spirit to overcome sin.

This week Pastor Dean Mathis teaches on the effects of liberty as we continue through the book of Galatians,  focusing specifically on Galatians 5:1-12.

Liberty is kind of hard to take. If you are not used to it, never lived under it or never had it then it is really hard to take. It is hard to believe that liberty is available to us and that it is actually free.

Bible Study – Matthew 13 – Parables of Jesus (part 3)

Pastor Dean continues taking us through Galatians. This week we discuss the question we have between bondage and liberty. The answer lies in how we determine who Jesus is.

Cedar Street Church was blessed to hear from Brett Luker as he led the Wednesday night bible study. Brett is an associate pastor with Jacob’s Well on the campus of Michigan State University and serves on the CSC worship team. Brett shares the Word of God from John 1:1-34.