The actions of our lives reveal the authenticity of our faith.

When it comes to being in right standing with God, someone can either stand alone on their good works or they can stand united in Christ’s good works. However, only one makes a person right with God.

In a sermon directed to the hearts of our children, we saw how the opening stories from Genesis are all connected to the greater storyline of Scripture—where everything is centered on the Person and work of Jesus.

Only the Gospel offers full deliverance from the burden of legalism and the deceit of hypocrisy.

A true encounter with Jesus will always results in transforming, enduring change.

The grace of God that reveals Jesus to you is never just about you. Paul's testimony in Galatians 1 describes how Jesus was revealed to him in God's perfect timing—in order for Jews and Gentiles across the world to be invited into the covenant family of God through faith in the risen Messiah.

To the one who has tasted the sweetness of God’s grace, sin becomes bitter. The Gospel of grace does not ignore the bitterness of sin, but rejoices in the sweetness of God's love.

The Good News of the Gospel declares that my faith in the Person and work of Jesus is the only way to God, my right standing with God, and my continued growth in God. Any combination of faith and works is not good news—and is not the Gospel of Jesus!

In his letter to the Galatians, Paul confronts a group of believers who have turned from the Good News of the Gospel to the Fake News of the Judaizers. He opens by reminding the church of his apostleship, Jesus' deliverance, and their purpose in the kingdom of God.

Aaron Weakley delivered the Sunday message from Psalm 115. He shared how the Psalmist clearly tells us that we reflect what we worship.