Paul describes the purpose of the law and it's temporary role in our life leading us toward faith in Jesus Christ.

An examination of the the life that we've been given as believers because of the substitutionary atoning work of Christ on our behalf.

Paul passionately calls out the Galatians for following the false teachers and abandoning the gospel by challenging their misguided view of justification.

We explore the fact that God has provided us justification by faith, not by works. This foundational truth of the Bible means that we there is nothing we can do to earn salvation. It also teaches us that our obedience is not to merit anything, but an outpouring of thanksgiving for all that God has done for us.

Paul addresses the consequences of legalism, which cut straight to the heart of the Gospel's promotion of freedom and equality in Christ.

Paul continues to defend the Gospel of Grace that he preached to the churches in Galatia by describing the significance of the fact that he received his message straight from the source, the Lord Jesus Christ Himself.

Pastor Joseph kicks off the sermon series by looking at some foundational truths about the book of Galatians and challenging us to remember the truth of the gospel message.

A brief look at the impact of Martin Luther and the word of God in the protestant reformation, which began 500 years ago this year.

A brief Christmas message looking at the missional and worshipful response of the shepherds to the angelic news of the arrival of the Messiah.

A glimpse into the courageous love displayed by Joseph after hearing the angelic message of the coming Messiah.