Downtown Executive Pastor Jeff Nine speaks from Galatians 4, bringing us Part 12 of Religion is Dead. Paul uses the concepts of slavery and sonship to help us understand the Gospel. God doesn't want us to live as slaves: bound, empty, and alone. He wants us to be his sons: free, having an inheritance, and having a good dad.

Downtown Executive Pastor Jeff Nine speaks from Galatians 4, bringing us Part 12 of Religion is Dead. Paul uses the concepts of slavery and sonship to help us understand the Gospel. God doesn't want us to live as slaves: bound, empty, and alone. He wants us to be his sons: free, having an inheritance, and having a good dad.

When God turned his face away from Israel because of their rebellion, they were thrust into a deep darkness that brought nothing but despair and anguish. But in Isaiah 9 God mercifully promised to send a Light to shatter the darkness. And he sent us that Light when he gave us Jesus.

In Part 11 of this series, Josh Kouri delves into Galatians 3:15-27. It's here that Paul answers a question we should all be asking at this point in our study: What is the purpose of the Law? Learn with us.

Just as our nation stands in tension over recent events, Josh Kouri brings us Part 10 of Religion Is Dead. According to the gospel, how SHOULD the church respond to racism in our culture?

In Part 9, Andrew Burkhart teaches from Galatians 3:10-14 and we discover how Man-centered religion becomes a curse for those who rely upon works of the law for their justification.

How do we rest in the power and faithfulness of God when we are powerless and unfaithful? Guest speaker Doug Logan helps us answer this important question by looking at Isaiah 41.

In Part 8, Josh Kouri works through Galatians 3:1-9. When we turn from the gospel to Man-centered religion, we exist as Narnia did under the White Witch's spell: It's always winter and never Christmas. The gospel breaks the spell.

In Part 7, Andrew Burkhart pits the truth of the Gospel against two of the biggest errors the Church has made since the beginning of Christianity. (Spoiler: The Gospel wins.) Share it with your friends!

In part 6 of Religion is Dead, Andrew Burkhart demonstrates why Galatians 2:15-16 holds the answer for the question that haunts all humanity: How can a broken person like me be made right again?