Is faith just a one-time thing for a Christian? Or do we need to live by faith every day? If every day, how do we grow such a faith? Find out as we look at Galatians 3:1-9. Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser.

If our works contribute nothing to our justification, our right standing with God, what role does our works play in the Christian life?  What are the implications of our righteousness being a gift given by Jesus to us?  Do we earn our ongoing standing with God as we live righteously after God saved us?  We’ll talk about these questions as we dive into Galatians 2:17-21.

In this message we look at Galatians 2:15-16. What does it take to be right with God? What makes me have a good standing before? Even if we “know” the right answer how do we functionally live different then the truth? How do we place things that we do or who we are above what Christ has done for us? Righteousness is only found in Jesus so join us as we look at one of the most crucial areas in all of Scripture; the theology of Justification. Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser. Read Online: Galatians 2:15-16

We look at Galatians 2:11-15.  We have friends who do wrong against themselves, one another and even you. But what do you do when they do wrong against the gospel? Too often we do nothing! Confrontation is bad word and so we avoid it altogether. Let’s see what the Bible says about defending the freedom found in the gospel and restoring others in love. Read Online: Galations 2:11-14 Listen Here: Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser. Watch Here:

What does it mean to repent not only of our sins but also of our righteousness? How do promises to live better lives for God sometime lead us away from God? Find out as we continue to learn about resisting “Jesus and” in our study of Galatians. Read Online: Galatians 2:1-10

Where does the gospel come from? Does it come from church tradition? Does it come from common religious myths? Or does it come from God himself? Come, listen, and find out why all this matters and how it affects your living as a free person in Jesus Christ. Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser. Read Online: Galatians 1:11-24

In this message, we look at Galatians 1:6-10. Galatians has been called the “Battle Cry of the Reformation.” What is the battle? Why does the battle matter? Who or what is the final word of the battle? Whose side are you on in the battle? Come, listen and find out! Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser. Read Online: Galatians 1:6-10

We look at Galatians 1:1-5.  What does it mean to be free? Can we really do anything that we want? Don’t we need rules and controls in Christianity so we don’t go off the deep end? Join us as we start a new sermon series in Galatians. Read Online: Galatians 1:1-5 Listen Here: Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser. Watch Here:

In this message, we enter the Advent Season as we look at the Gospel of Luke’s account of the birth narrative focusing on Luke 1:39-56 this morning. The “Magnificat” is a beautiful expression of joy over who Jesus is as the Redeemer. We need this joy as we face a broken world and our own broken lives. We need a lasting joy that comes from Jesus who is greater than all our circumstances. Our sermon text helps us find and receive that joy in Jesus. Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser. Read Online: Luke 1:39-56

We continue in the Advent Season as we look at the Gospel of Luke’s account of the birth narrative focusing on Luke 1:57-80 this morning. Here in this passage we return to the promised son to Zechariah and Elizabeth.  The ground of salvation is being paved, the way is becoming clear, and the promise is beginning to be realized.  Salvation is coming, is near and is proclaimed.  Do you know the salvation of what John the Baptist spoke of?  Come and hear the good news! Enter the link to the audio between the quotes on this line. If you cannot see the audio player, you may need to upgrade your web browser. Read Online: Luke 1:57-80