In Week 5, Josh Kouri sorts through Paul's confrontation of Peter in Galatians 2:11-14 and demonstrates why love IS a battlefield. (Yeah, that's a Pat Benatar quote.)

Andrew Burkhart takes us through Galatians 2:1-10, which demonstrates how the Gospel is able to unite us to one another and to God, despite our fears that unity might be impossible.

This whole section of Scripture is Paul telling his story of Christ's intervention and explores the idea that God wants to intervene for all of us just like this. Whether we're religious or irreligious. Good or evil. It doesn't matter what kind of person, we all need the same kind of intervention and there is only ONE intervention that actually redeems and saves.

This week, Josh Kouri continues our study of the good news of the Gospel in Galatians. What's at stake if the people of the church abandon the Gospel? Learn with us.

Josh Kouri concludes our two-part series on the Sacraments with a study of Communion. In our hopeful longing for our Savior, this “mystery” (Sacrament) is a way of proclaiming His death and resurrection until He returns and of reminding ourselves He will restore what has been broken in our world.

Andrew Burkhart kicks off our new series with Religion Is Dead: Grace & Peace. Week One offers us a taste of the Good News of the Gospel in Galatians and confronts the massive differences between Man-centered religion and the true grace and peace we've been gifted through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Like love letters stir our affections toward our loved ones, so the Sacraments, or “mysteries,” stir our hearts toward God. Andrew Burkhart begins our exploration of the reasons for

Josh Kouri digs into Lamentations 3: Jesus and His suffering revealed in the Old Testament. The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases!

Andrew Burkhart shares insight on worshipping God with our time, talent and treasure.

The conclusion to Light in the Darkness: Our journey through the book of John.