Anchor Passage: Galatians 4:8-5:1

Legalism and trying to earn God’s approval with our good works robs us of the joy we have in Jesus.  Don’t let legalism steal your freedom! Join us as we see how God’s grace reminds us that we have done nothing to qualify ourselves to stand before Him and that we can rest in His perfect, complete work.

Anchor Passage: Galatians 3:7-29

God’s plan from the beginning is to fill Heaven with people from every tribe, tongue, and nation. His grace for all nations means our eternity will be spent with people from all over the world celebrating and enjoying God’s goodness. Join us this weekend to see how you are a part of a vibrant and growing global family! 

Anchor Passage: Galatians 3:1-13

Have you experienced the shocking love of God? On the cross, Jesus shocked the world by receiving the opposite of the priestly blessing so we could be eternally blessed. Join us as we see God’s shocking love on display through Jesus, who took on the full weight of our sin so we could rest in God’s forgiveness and grace. 

We are prone to forget the gospel and experience Christian amnesia. Even the Apostle Peter, the one God used to bring the gospel to the Gentiles, failed to apply the message to the totality of his life and relationships. Join us as we see how we are called to “never set aside the grace of God.”

Anchor Passage: Galatians 1:11-2:10
The gospel is not a human invention—it is otherworldly and designed by God. Join us as Christine Caine teaches us how God’s grace is greater than all our sins and all our good deeds and has the power to transform us.

Anchor Passage: Galatians 1:1-10

The gospel is more than good advice—it’s good news! Easter is an invitation for you. Join us for Easter at Mariners to celebrate Jesus’ finished work on the cross, the miracle of His Resurrection, and the new life and rest we have in Him.

Anchor Passage: John 19:30, Luke 23:46

Jesus willingly laid down His life for us, and His sacrifice is sufficient to take away all our sins and secure our right standing with the Father. Join us to see how because of the cross, we don’t live to earn God’s love but in response to His love.

Anchor Passage: John 19:28

Jesus’ cry from the cross that He was thirsty reminds us of the humanity of Jesus. Not only did Jesus thirst, but He wept, was angered, and experienced all the human emotions we experience. Join us to see how we worship a God who knows us and understands us.

Anchor Passage: Luke 23:43

How can a dying man who has nothing to offer God and no time left to live for God be given eternal paradise? The scandalous promise of Jesus reminds us that we are His only by His mercy and grace. Join us as we reflect on the incredible forgiveness we have in Jesus and see how He invites us to new life. 

Anchor Passage: Mark 15:34

When Jesus yelled out “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me,” He was fulfilling an Old Testament prophecy. Jesus’ death was announced and foretold centuries before, and His sacrifice was the sacrifice to end all sacrifices. Join us to see how because of Jesus, we are not forsaken.