In this special episode, Pastor Dani shares the insights and wisdom she received from Galatians 3:1-10! This is a special conversation that will help you understand the letter to the Galatians in a better way. She is able to share on every point she made last Sunday, with some extra material found in conversation. We pray highest blessings for you!

In this message, we look at Galatians 2:11-21. What we find is that when Paul says we are justified by faith in Christ, we are actually "righteoused" in Christ. This is a passive verb for us, meaning, the only way we can be set in right standing with God is for us to receive his "righteousing" us! We actively have faith in Him, and He actively "righteouses" us! Before He righteouses us, we need to be crucified with Christ. As we are, we also rise with Him in newness of life. Then and only then can we say with our lives, "Christ lives in me!"

This is the 3rd week of our Galatians series! Pastor Tim shares on Galatians 2:1-9. In this passage, we see the care, the energy and the effort Paul used to preserve the true Gospel that he would preach. He made sure that he was doing what God called him to do IN THE WAY God wanted Him to do it. We are called to do the same! We do so in accountability and discipleship to others. This is a timely message for us to preserve the Gospel to share with those around us!

In this second message in our "Galatians" series, we look at Galatians 1:11-24. Paul really makes a compelling argument that distances himself from Jerusalem and the leaders at Jerusalem. He did this for apologetic reasons, to defend the faith. His point was that the gospel he had received and given was directly from Jesus. His life was a perfect example of the true gospel because only the real gospel can change lives like his. Man's gospel cannot bring this change: the true gospel changes everything!

This is the first message in our "Galatians" series! Pastor Tim sets the tone of the series by focusing on what Paul shares in the beginning and the end of Chapter 1 of Galatians: Glorifying God. The true Gospel glorifies God. The fake gospel which the Judaizers were sharing dishonors God. In Chapter 1, Paul sets the tone of the letter, and the ultimate goal of a Christian's life: Glorify God.

11 Day Dedication to the Lord from January 6th to the 16th.

In this message, Pastor Ryan O'Connor takes us through chapters 37-40 of Genesis with a focus on the story of Joseph. Joseph was able to excel and succeed anywhere he found himself. He did this because the favor of God was upon him! In the pit, favor was upon him. In Potiphar's house and even in prison, favor was upon him. When he was second in command in Egypt, favor was upon him! He was able to thrive in even the most difficult situations because he did not complain wherever he was and worked to the glory of God. In this way, he made his deserts bloom. Pastor Ryan recommends we do the same!

In this 5th and final message of "The Coming King" Christmas series, Pastor Tim finishes our anticipation for the Coming King with a bang! As the people of God, we not only rejoice that He came in flesh and blood; today, we get to rejoice that the King "comes" to us every moment of every day. When we wake up, and when we go to sleep. And we rejoice at the fact that He is here! So family, rejoice that the King has come! May the Lord bless you and keep you!

We invite you to listen to this 3rd message in "The Coming King" series. It is a powerful message by Pastor Tim about the Kingdom of the Coming King! What kind of kingdom did people expect? What kind of kingdom were they waiting for as they waited for their Messiah? What kind of kingdom should they have expected? We look at the answers to these questions and more in this message based out of the Old Testament. We come to find that the Kingdom of the Coming King is much bigger and more powerful than anyone could comprehend! We pray this message blesses you!

Pastor Tim's hope with this message is for us to see that we can give thanks to God at all times! In the passages we look at, and many more we could not, we see that the life of a Christian is based on thanksgiving. Thanksgiving glorifies God; thanksgiving causes us to be more Christ-like. The discipline to give thanks to God in all things is one which the church needs to employ. Psalm 136:1, "O give thanks unto the Lord; for he is good: for his mercy endureth for ever" (KJV).

May the Lord bless you and keep you!