The Bible is not just for information, but for transformation. That's our story in His story. In this message, we contemplate the central message of the Bible through the lens of ten critical chapters. Through these ten critical chapters, we discover that God truly loves us so we can truly live.

In this last message of our series in the book of Galatians, Paul closes his letter with a final challenge: Don't miss the freedom you have in a personal relationship with Christ! After all, by the grace of God, you've been set free to be free. Galatians 6:11-18

With almost every nativity, we see the Magi in the scene. But what's the deal with the Magi? Who were they? When did they come? How did they come? What can we learn? Most importantly, how are you going to be wise this Christmas? In this Christmas message, we learn the answers to these important questions. Matthew 2:1-12

Who cares? Everyone! Galatians 6:1-10 tells us that in a Christ caring community, everyone has a part to play. In this message we learn about four important steps we all need to take to experience community in the body of Christ so that we can help others experience community.

Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. This is what God has given us! Are you giving what you've received?

Galatians 5:22-26

At age 75, Abraham was told to go to a land that God would show him. Will he go? Would you go? If the answer is yes, then prove it! Prove your faith by taking the action steps that'll be required of Abraham and of you.

Genesis 12:1-8; Hebrews 11:8

Out of 150 psalms, there is only one psalm that has this heading: A Psalm for Thanksgiving. This would be Psalm 100. As we celebrate Thanksgiving, the psalmist coveys six commands in how we should give thanks along with five reasons why we should do this. Lord - may all of me give you praise!

How do you want to live? To wisely answer this important question, we need to know our options. In Galatians 5:16-21, we are presented with three options. However, only one option sets us free to be free.

From this Song of Ascents, we find a person crying out to God to be rescued from despair. Why? What's happened? Is there a solution to their problem? Will God answer them? Might you encounter the same dilemma? If so, can you be rescued from despair? Listen in and find out from Psalm 130.

In Christ, we as believers have been given amazing freedom. However, we must learn to use our freedom, not abuse it. In this message, we discover two practical "dos" and two practical "don'ts" to help us manage our freedom in Christ.

Galatians 5:13-15