Delight in Grace

Today we begin a series on the book of Daniel titled “The Most High God Rules in the Kingdom of Man”. The stories in the Old Testament are like puzzle pieces that come together to reveal God’s message, but Pastor Rich calls the book of Daniel “the box top” to that puzzle. For in it, we can see God’s overarching sovereignty to work His will, even through calamity and in spite of man’s rebellion and evil. Yes, when evil seems to win, we can know that God will accomplish His purpose and will eventually set all things right. Let’s listen in.

As Paul closes out his letter to the Galatians, he emphasizes one last time legalism’s incapacity to produce a changed life and the beautiful power of grace. The law cannot define the status of the believer, nor transform his heart, only Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection carries that kind of power. Let’s listen to this last message in our Galatians series.This message titled New Creation from Galatians 6:11-18 was first preached on November 2nd, 2025 at GBC in WS. Join us next Monday to start a brand new sermon series here at www.delightingrace.com

What you sow, you reap. This isn’t only an Old Testament principle. Galatians 6:8 reminds us that if we sow to the Spirit- drawing near to God, abiding in Christ, letting His Word dwell in us- we will reap eternal life. But if we sow to the flesh- fostering bitterness, self-pity, pride, entertaining wrong thoughts and attitudes, lingering in bad company, we will reap corruption. How does the sow/reap concept tie in to our freedom in Christ? Let’s listen to this message as Pastor Rich takes us through Galatians 6:6-10.

In Christ we are freed from the law. We don’t hold the burden of living up to a set of rules. Instead, we are under the law of Christ, governed by the Holy Spirit, constrained by the love of Jesus. That freedom allows us to love and serve with joyful sacrifice. See, The law of Christ actually raises the bar for the behavior of God’s people, and provides the ability to rise to the character of Christ at the level of the heart and mind. It isn’t in our power, but in His. Pastor Rich unpacks that freedom now in this message from Galatians 6:1-5.

Has there been a crucifixion in your life? Galatians 5:24 tells us that those who belong to Jesus have crucified the sinful flesh. In this message, Pastor Rich shared 7 signs that you might still be sowing to the flesh instead of walking by the Spirit and what it will look like when we have crucified the flesh. Let's listen i

The Bible uses phrases like walk by the Spirit, about in Christ, and draw near to God. If the meaning of these feels vague to you or if you are wondering what such phrases look like lived out, this message is for you. How do I walk by the Spirit? Let's listen to this message from Galatians 5;16-18.

In Christ, we become a new creation, free to follow Jesus. But our sin nature doesn't go away. Why does the Spirit-filled Christian still sin? What does it look like to, not just manage our behavior, but to be transformed to truly look like Christ? Pastor Rich answers these questions from today's passage in Galatians 5:16-18.

There are two natural extremes in religion- to indulge the flesh or to restrict with rules and regulations. God calls us, not to follow the flesh or a code, but to follow our Lord Jesus. This is the new way in the Spirit. The new way in the Spirit is to use the freedom in Christ to one another. Let’s listen to this message from Galatians 5:13-15.

What beautiful freedom and relationship there is in walking with Jesus! It stands unique from every religion and moralistic code of living. Maybe you are asking what it looks like to walk with Him or why those who follow Him sometimes lose sight of the freedom and joy Jesus offers. In this message, Rich answers these questions for us from Galatians 5:7-12. May God root out obstacles in our thinking that keep us from walking in the truth of the gospel. Let’s listen in.