Galatians : Anchored in the Gospel | Law & Adoption

Sunday, February 22, 2026 

Peter Smith

Galatians 3.15-4.7

This text shows a comparison between what the law can do and what God has done for us through His Son. The apostle Paul helps the reader to see that an adoption has occurred because of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Therefore, we are no longer slaves or law-keepers, but we are sons and daughters of the living God. The law could never do that for law breakers. But Jesus kept the law for us and paid the price for us to be adopted into the family of God as full members of the family!

Galatians : Anchored in the Gospel | Gospel Living

Sunday, February 15, 2026 

Jordan Weeks

Galatians 2.15-3.14

Those who have been made right by God must continue to live by faith in Him. This is one of the giant themes in Scripture that is revisited here. The Galatians have been tricked to return to a way of living based on rules and regulations. Paul is helping them see what true gospel living looks like and invites them into it.

Galatians | Together for Mission

Sunday, February 8, 2026 

Brian Stegner

Galatians 2.1-14

Paul recounts how he and some of his team joined up with the apostles on a mission to see all the nations reached with the good news of Jesus. But in pursuit of this end, some go astray and fall back into old beliefs and actions. Paul makes a strong appeal to the apostles, readers, and to us that we must only be about the gospel as we are together on mission in this world. There are so many things to drive a wedge between followers of Jesus, but we must fight for unity around the essentials.

Sunday, February 1, 2026

All Church Gathering | One More

Dwight Bernier

Luke 15:1-7

Jesus cares about each person. He tells a story of a shepherd who leaves the majority of his flock in order to seek out the one lost sheep. This is told to display the heart of Jesus for the lost and forgotten. Since we are His people, His heart for others should be growing in us as well. So, how do we reach the ones who don’t yet know Him? Tune in to find out.

Galatians: Anchored in the Gospel | Testimony

Sunday, January 25, 2026 

Galatians 1.11-24

Peter Smith

Paul wants for the church in Galatia to be reminded of his story, which included a turn away from the things that many of them are turning toward. When the gospel became clear, Paul turned toward Jesus and away from his advancement in religion through his own performance. He finds himself needing to let the church know that he understands what they are processing and is going to help reframe the way that they view themselves through the gospel. 

Galatians : Anchored in the Gospel | No Other Gospel

Sunday, January 18, 2026

Dwight Bernier

Galatians 1.6-10

The apostle Paul is surprised at how quickly the Galatian believers are turning away from the good news that they banked their lives upon and have turned to a different “good news”. In this short passage, Paul is adamant about the reality that there is no other good news and that they should not believe anything different… even if an angel came to speak with them. Followers of Jesus have no other hope except Jesus alone!  

Anchored in the Gospel | Grace in Galatia

Sunday, January 11, 2026 

Peter Smith

Galatians 1.1-5 & Acts 13-14

In writing this letter to the Galatians, Paul is reminding them of the grace that they received when they first understood who Jesus was. The accounts from Acts show us how the Spirit of God was moving through Paul in the region of Galatia with salvation and in hardships. It is abundantly clear that the churches in Galatia were experiencing an immense amount of grace!

Rhythms of the Way | Sabbath

Sunday, January 4, 2026

Jordan Weeks

Genesis 2:1-3

Most people desire the new year to be productive and full of great moments. Few probably carve out intentional regular time to practice rhythms of rest. But this is part of what it means to follow the way of Jesus. He calls us to a life of rest, letting Him do all the hard work that we could never do. The work we do is within the work that He is doing. And part of His work for us is a call to rest and reflect upon who He is and a time to enjoy what He has given to us.

Sunday, December 21, 2025

Jordan Weeks

Exclusive Christmas | Jesus is THE life

John 14:6-7; 11:17-27

Jesus announced himself as THE life. He didn’t say that He could introduce people to what life really is, but rather centres true life on Himself. Jesus is what it means to really live. During His life, one of His close friends died, which gave Jesus the opportunity to not only raise Him from the dead, but to help clarify who He really is. And Jesus desires to give life to anyone who will come to Him. From Jesus’ words, it seems that life can only be found through Him. 

Exclusive Christmas | Jesus is THE way and THE truth

Sunday, December 14, 2025

Peter Smith

John 14:6; 8.31-47

Jesus tells His disciples that He is the way and the truth. Previously, Jesus helped the religious leaders of His day understand that the truth will set people free… especially them. They went back and forth around what the truth really is, which is just as common today as it was back then. Rather than point to a list of what is true, He points to Himself. Are we willing to embrace Jesus as the way and the truth?