How would you describe what it means to follow Christ? Are there laws or expectations that Jesus has for us? In the final chapter of Galatians, Pastor Steve Heron examines how Paul shows us that following Christ isn't characterized by rituals and disciplines but by love, care, and perseverance with one another.

In this message on Galatians 5:16-25, Steve Heron examines how Paul exhorts the Galatians to walk by the Spirit. It's the constant conflict between what we ought to do and what we want to do that characterizes our sanctification journey. Paul helps us see why the law is a threat not just to our right standing with God but our right walking with God.

In this message on Galatians 5:2-15, Pastor Steve Heron examines how small steps will take you to the wrong destination as surely as large steps will. Paul argues that what seems like a small compromise is really a complete abandonment of all that Jesus is for us. It's freedom that Jesus has won, and freedom that empowers us to love others in a way that the law will never allow.

In this message on Galatians 4:21-5:1, Pastor Steve Heron examines how Paul, using Hagar and Sarah as an illustration, proves the incompatibly of promise and law. It's the covenant of promise that secures our freedom, while the covenant of law binds us in slavery. Jesus comes to give us freedom that the system of law never could.

In this message on Galatians 4:8-20, Pastor Steve Heron examines Paul's exhortation to the Galatians to resist the weak and worthless doctrine being peddled by the false teachers. Paul bares his heart to reveal both a passion for the spiritual lives of Galatians and a tenacity for the truth of the gospel.

In the third and final message in the Undivided series, Pastor Steve looks at perhaps the most difficult of the three admonitions Micah gives: "Walking humbly with your God." When it comes to the challenge of living in a racially divided culture, why does a humble walk with God matter? How can we put this command in practice?

This week, Pastor Steve Heron continues the series "Undivided" in Micah 6:8. While God requires us to do justice as we have opportunity, he also balances what he expects in our relationships with others. Loving Kindness is the next phrase that Pastor Steve explores. How do we love and display the character of God to both sinners and sufferers?

Pastor Steve Heron starts a new series entitled "Undivided" from Micah 6:8. In this first of three messages we explore the heart of God behind our obedience. What does God expect of his people? How should we view the opportunities, influence, and positions where God has placed us? What would it mean to “Do Justice” and reflect the grace of God to others? Micah shows us the way.

In this message on Galatians 4:1-7, Pastor Steve Lindenmeyer explores how our understanding of God as our Father and us as his children will greatly shape our identity and free us up to live a life of joyful obedience.

In this message on Galatians 3:23-29, Pastor Steve Heron explains how the end of Paul's journey through the Old Testament results in some of the most beautiful truths of the NT church. Jesus has accomplished what no system of law could ever achieve - a New Testament diverse people of God characterized by freedom, love and unity.