All throughout the Gospels, Jesus gives people the same invitation he gives to you and to me today - Follow Me. This week we discover that no matter what you believe, and no matter how you behave, Jesus invite you to Follow!

Words are important, and what we say matters. The questions is, are you listening?

This week as we study the life of Peter, we are reminded that every journey has a first step and found people find people.

Paul concludes his letters to the church in Galatia by saying all that matter is being a new creation in Christ. As John Piper writes, “Right standing with God is not merited by works. It is given freely to those who glory in the work of Christ on the cross. Therefore, I urge you to come to the cross. And if you are there, I urge you to glory in the cross.”

This week Paul tells us that a man reaps what he sows. The question is what are you sowing?

This is how we keep in step with the Spirit. Get involved in a church, develop friendships, open your life to others, submit to discipline, help others in need, and cry out when we have need. The Holy Spirit works in and through the circumstances of our lives.

The Holy Spirit provides us with the power we need resist sin, obey the Father, and experience a genuinely fruitful life. Sadly, many believers do not understand the importance of both the Person and the Work of the Holy Spirit in their lives. This week we discover how to walk by the Spirit.

Christ has set us free! What an amazing truth. But what will you do with the freedom Christ has given you? This week Paul address this very issue with the church in Galatia. It seems, like us, they lost sight of their freedom and began to feast upon one another.

In Galatians 3:26-4:7 Paul reminds us that we are to relate to God as our Heavenly Father. This week we also receive an update from Pastor Adam, and God has called him to take a leap of faith and plant a new church in Belvidere,Il.

Pastor John Piper writes, “The essence of the Galatian heresy is the teaching that you begin the Christian life by faith, and then you grow in the Christian life by works, that is, by drawing on powers in yourself to make your contribution to salvation.” This week we discover how Faith and Works relation to our salvation in Christ Jesus.