Continuing through the book of Galatians, Pastor Marty Williams looks at the words and journey of the apostle Paul where some key points about where our own walk with God must begin and what we will need to face along the way.

Pastor Marty Williams begins the study on Paul's letter to the churches in Galatia with the understanding on the purpose of Paul's letter, who the types of people he was writing to were, and raises the important question: What will you do with a resurrected Jesus?

Why is forgiveness difficult?  Pastor Marty Williams teaches how we often combine forgiveness, reconciliation, and trust together, when in fact they are quite different and require individual choices and work for each.

Pastor Marty Williams talks about the role we have to play in our conflicts and how important it is to put what we know about the truth and grace that is Jesus into practice in those conflicts and our lives.

Why is dealing with conflict so difficult? Pastor Marty Williams looks at the differences between 'peacemakers' and 'peacekeepers' and why the Jesus way is so difficult for us to follow.

Our lack of skill in knowing how to deal with the conflict in our lives can lead to unnecessary drama. Pastor Marty Williams looks at Matthew 18 for direction on how to have the difficult conversations, resolve the conflict and, equally important, understand the point behind resolving it.

Pastor Marty Williams leads a group discussion with staff members John Solomon and Matt Olin on the topic of homosexuality, what the Bible has to say about it, and the difference between seeking Godly truth and taking scripture to justify your own thoughts, feelings, and desires.

Pastor Marty Williams begins this series on Conflict with the reasons why we have it in our lives, and covers some proactive steps we can take to try and eliminate the drama that can arise from it.

In reading Psalm 19, Pastor Marty Williams breaks down the different names for the written word of God that David gives and how they affect our understanding, beliefs, actions, and responses to some of life's more difficult topics.

Guest speaker Jeff Phillips talks about how we are called, as kingdom builders for God, to expand our comfort zone and walk in obedience to the command that God gives each of us: do not fear.  To learn more about the amazing work that Jeff's ministry is doing and how you can get involved, visit Iberoamerican Ministries at iamweb.org today.