Pastor Kevin Daniels begins the in-depth look at Galatians with Galatians 1:1-12. Paul establishes his authority and stresses that no one, even angels, can diverge from the Gospel of Jesus without being condemned. Additional rules and regulations to the Gospel are nothing but heresy. The only thing that matters is who Jesus is and what He did for us.

Pastor Kevin Daniels begins his series "Jesus + Anything = Nothing", by narrating the Book of Galatians from the New Living Translation. Galatians is a letter from the Apostle Paul to the early Christians in Galatia.

In this message, Pastor Kevin reads and discusses Acts 8. In the early years of the church, persecution lead to the Christians spreading out and spreading the Word of God. Philip's travels lead him to preach in Samaria, then teach the Good News of Jesus to an Ethiopian eunuch. When the Holy Spirit gives us direction, we can have no reservations about following it.

In this message, part two of our “We Don’t Talk About THAT in Church!”, Pastor Kevin talks about what Jesus has to say about the often touchy issue of politics. He delves into areas such as what our basic human rights are, and how we should consider others when voting.

Pastor Kevin has help this Family Sunday to tell the story of Joshua and the Israelites taking Jericho. From it, we can learn that God's plan is best and that we need to remember what He has done for us.

In this message, Bruce Bellinger tells us that injustice suffered can turn into resentment, which then can turn into a grudge. We can choose to take revenge, nurse a grudge, or forgive. When we cling to our grudges, the only one we really hurt is ourselves. To be right with God and at peace within ourselves, forgiveness is key!

There are some topics that seem to be taboo in the church, but are important to discuss anyway. In the beginning of this new series, Pastor Kevin Daniels tackles one such topic: mental illness. The statistics are staggering and although mental illness can drive loved ones away, when we look to Jesus as an example, it's clear we are to confront those suffering with it with love and compassion.

Mental Health Resources:

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-TALK (8255)

Crisis Text Line: text "home" to 741741

http://kaywarren.com/mentalhealth/

https://nami.org

https://nimh.nih.gov/index.shtml

https://screening.mentalhealthamerica.net/screening-tools

Joanne Tramel discusses the importance of appreciating the older generation's role in the Family of God, emphasizing the 5th Commandment and Exodus 20:12.

To conclude his 2-part message on prayer, Steve Tramel uses 4 case studies to illustrate the right things to pray for, the implications of answered prayer, what we can learn from Biblical examples, and guidelines to use in our own prayers.

Steve Tramel's 2-part message on prayer begins with Jesus' instructions on the do's and don'ts of communicating with God and an analysis of the Lord's Prayer. It's important to consider our motives and the content of our prayers, speaking as children of God.