In this week's sermon on Galatians 3:15-22, Steve Heron explores important questions for the Christian faith: What is the relationship between the law and the promise of God? Is the law good? Irrelevant? Does the law change God's promises? Supersede them? Then Pastor Heron explains how Paul looks at the purpose of the law in light of God's promises to Abraham.

Pastor Steve Heron continues the series "No Other Gospel" in Galatians 3:10–14. Paul looks to the Law and prophets to demonstrate that there are two fundamental ways of life, with two distinct outcomes.

Pastor Steve Heron continues walking through the book of Galatians in the series "No Other Gospel." Paul examines the Galatians' experience of conversion then moves to the Old Testament. Beginning with Abraham, Paul proves that justification by faith is not a new idea. Abraham's justification is rooted in grace, through faith in God's promise.

Pastor Steve Heron continues the series "No Other Gospel" this week on Galatians 2:17-21. Paul continues his explanation of justification. Paul shows us how to find hope by contrasting our relationship with law and our relationship with Jesus.

In this message on Galatians 2:11-16, Pastor Steve continues the series "No Other Gospel." Paul has defended his gospel message proving that his message is both independent from and identical to the Jerusalem apostles. Paul, no longer on the defensive, rebukes Peter for his lack of consistency in welcoming the Gentiles to the table.

For this message on Galatians 2:1-10, Pastor Steve Heron continues the series "No Other Gospel." Paul has established that the gospel he preaches was independent from the influence of the Jerusalem apostles. This week, Paul continues building his defense saying that while his gospel mission is different than the apostles in Jerusalem, his message is identical.

In this sermon on Galatians 1:11-24, Pastor Steve Heron examines how the gospel message can create dramatic stories of remarkable change. As Paul builds his case for the exclusivity of the gospel, he recounts his story of conversion and describes the change that came from meeting Jesus.

Pastor Steve Heron continues the series "No Other Gospel" from Galatians 1:6–10. Without a greeting and full of emotion, Paul launches into a critique of the churches in Galatia. These churches are facing temptations to defect from the true gospel, and Paul defines several problems that every Christian, every church, and every preacher will face in being faithful to the truth of the gospel.

Pastor Steve Heron kicks off a new series on the Book of Galatians, No Other Gospel. This week's message, from Galatians 1:1–5, is about how Paul begins his letter to the Galatians by grounding his authority and his message in the grace of God revealed in the work of Jesus Christ.

Who is Jesus to you when you're going through difficulties? Pastor Steve Lindenmeyer leads us through Mark 4:35–41 on the presence and power of Jesus in life's storms.