Collide Church

In the next message of "No Other Gospel," Galatians 4:8–20 calls us to move beyond empty religion and into a real relationship with God through Christ. Paul shows us that the gospel doesn’t flatter us or leave us unchanged — it restores us, forms Christ in us, and teaches us to trust God even in suffering.

This message in "No Other Gospel" from Galatians 3:23–4:7 reminds us that the gospel doesn’t just forgive us — it adopts us. Paul shows how we move from captives under the law to children of God through faith in Jesus Christ. Because of the gospel, we are no longer slaves striving for approval, but sons and daughters who already belong.

Continuing our series "No Other Gospel," this message from Galatians 3:1–22 shows us that the gospel doesn’t just save us — it’s also how we grow. Paul challenges the Galatians (and us) not to begin by faith and then drift into striving, but to remain anchored in the truth that God’s blessing comes through belief, not human effort.

As we continue in "No Other Gospel," this message from Galatians 2:11–21 reminds us that we cannot make ourselves right with God. Justification comes through faith alone in Jesus Christ, who took our place and gave us his righteousness. This truth doesn’t just free us from striving — it calls us into a new life where Christ lives in us.

Continuing our series "No Other Gospel," this message from Galatians 1:11–2:10 explores how the gospel calls us, transforms us, and unites us. Paul reminds us that salvation doesn’t begin with our pursuit of God, but with God’s revelation to us — and when the gospel truly takes hold, it doesn’t just improve our lives, it makes us new. The question is: has the gospel actually changed you?

Kicking off our new series "No Other Gospel," this message from Galatians 1:1–10 explores the source, danger, and consequences of a distorted gospel. Paul makes it clear: the gospel comes from God, cannot be changed, and any version of “Jesus plus something” is no gospel at all. The question we’re left with is simple but searching — who are you trying to please?

Following God often means crossing lines we’ve never crossed and facing challenges we’ve never faced. In the book of Joshua, God leads his people from promise into possession, calling them to trust him completely and obey him faithfully. This story walks through moments of bold faith, costly obedience, unexpected setbacks, and decisive victories, revealing what it truly means to be strong and courageous. As we study Joshua together, we’ll discover that courage isn’t found in our own strength, but in the unchanging faithfulness of God — the God who keeps his promises, goes before his people, and invites us to follow wherever he leads.

Following God often means crossing lines we’ve never crossed and facing challenges we’ve never faced. In the book of Joshua, God leads his people from promise into possession, calling them to trust him completely and obey him faithfully. This story walks through moments of bold faith, costly obedience, unexpected setbacks, and decisive victories, revealing what it truly means to be strong and courageous. As we study Joshua together, we’ll discover that courage isn’t found in our own strength, but in the unchanging faithfulness of God — the God who keeps his promises, goes before his people, and invites us to follow wherever he leads.

Following God often means crossing lines we’ve never crossed and facing challenges we’ve never faced. In the book of Joshua, God leads his people from promise into possession, calling them to trust him completely and obey him faithfully. This story walks through moments of bold faith, costly obedience, unexpected setbacks, and decisive victories, revealing what it truly means to be strong and courageous. As we study Joshua together, we’ll discover that courage isn’t found in our own strength, but in the unchanging faithfulness of God — the God who keeps his promises, goes before his people, and invites us to follow wherever he leads.