Pastor Joey shares what he prepared to preach on verses 19 & 20 (which he ultimately cut for time) and why he felt it was not worth keeping in Sunday's sermon.

If the law could never deliver on the life it promised, why did God give the law to Moses in the first place? What was the point, if God had already promised a world-wide inheritance to Abraham’s family? And what does all this have to do with brand-new Galatian believers in Jesus? Find out when we explore “Why Then the Law?” From Galatians 3:15-22!

If you couldn't make it to Sunday's feast celebration, you may have missed out on good food, but we've curated the storytelling for you in podcast form!

Pastor Jeff shares more on the language Paul used regarding "curses" and his prayer for our congregation within this passage.

If we think that what defines us as God’s people is doing the things that he commands and avoiding the bad things that pagans do, we’re in real trouble – we are “under a curse.” Law-keeping righteousness condemns us. Join us as we see the good news of how we’re “Redeemed from the Curse” by faith in Christ in Galatians 3:10-14.

Pastor Joey shares more from his sermon prep that he wasn't able to on Sunday and asks us to consider some tough questions about the divisions in the church.

In the social and cultural world of the Galatians, the question, “who is included in the family of the God of Israel?” profoundly impacted Jewish and Gentile Christians alike. Jewish Christians wanted, and Gentile Christians needed to know “who are the true children of Abraham?” Paul’s answer? “Those who have faith.” Join us as we explore “The Family of Faith” from Galatians 3:1-9!

Pastor Jeff gives us some insight to verses 1:17-1:19 that he felt he didn't have enough time to teach from on Sunday.

In Christ, we give up every old way of being identified as God’s people – moralistic law-keeping, national identity, ethnic boundaries. By God’s free grace we experience new life, identity, and community. And all that is received and lived out through faith in the faithfulness of Jesus. Join us as we look at “Crucified with Christ” from Galatians 2:15-21.

Joey tells us more of the story... and reflects on his own sermon preparation and application from Sunday.