The Christian has died to the old self and must put to death all the things that go with that old self.

Because of Christ we are no longer slaves to sin but we are free to enjoy God and creation he has given us.

Why would you settle for a substitute when you can have the real thing?

Paul addresses the plausible arguments, and empty deceit that can distract and lead people astray and how to avoid these dangerous pitfalls.

Paul shares that he suffered for others, was saved for others, and served others. It is this mentality that all Christians are called to have.

This morning we examine what some believe is an early church hymn centered on Christ's supremacy in creation and through the cross.

Paul opens this letter with prayers of thanksgiving and encouragement for the church he hadn't met.

As we head into 2018 we look to Paul's letter to the Galatians for reminders and encouragements to help prepare us for the unexpected nature of the upcoming year.

We celebrate Christmas because God came to earth to bring life, be light, and give grace.

We always envision 3 wisemen showing up at the manger, but the Biblical account actually tells a story of indifference, hostility, and worship.