We were created for communion. It is the ache of humanity to be known, to be loved, and to be with God. Even if we can’t put language to it, every human being longs for divine communion because it is the only way we are fully satisfied. The only thing that will sustain us is walking in divine communion with Jesus through the Holy Spirit.

Join us as Marci Fish releases a challenging and empowering message on the freedom we have as New Covenant believers to experience and release kindness and restoration. The truths and stories she shares will help you step out of comparison, pride and condemnation and into new places of freedom.

Galatians 5 is a power packed chapter in which Paul encourages the Church at Galatia to walk by the Spirit. He compares the deeds of the flesh with the fruit of the Spirit. "As a believer the more you listen and walk with the Holy Spirit as a person that directs your life, the more you will find that your decisions will be guided by the Spirit."

Paul in Galatians 4 talks about the difference between being in bondage to the law and living as a son and daughter of promise. He talks about how true freedom through Jesus is  offensive to those in bondage to the law. “Real freedom is offensive to those without it.”

In this week’s sermon Wesley unpacks Galatians 2 and 3. He teaches that everything which was made wrong because of sin, is made right by faith in Jesus and not by our own works. 

Our world desperately needs men to take their place as fathers. Just like Mordecai stepped in as a father to Esther so we need fathers to arise and take their place. Fathering isn’t just for those with kids in the natural but is for all men because we need spiritual fathers to raise up sons and daughters for such a time as this. Let the fathers arise!

This week we kicked off a new series on the book of Galatians. We unpacked Galatians chapter one and looked at the revelation of Jesus that Paul mentions to the Church at Galatia.

This week we continued our conversation and answered more practical questions around how to navigate relationships and community around the table. 

Speakers: Emily Fish, Andrew Fish, Craig Comolli, and Nikki Comolli

This week we answered some practical questions around how to navigate relationships and community around the table. We had a fantastic panel join us for this conversation and we pray that this message helps provide some keys for how to navigate relationships.