What does it look like when we embrace life as God is directing us through his commandments? Picking the right priority is the only way to lasting peace and God shows that he should be your priority; reminding us of what he's already done before laying out the laws.

God wants to satisfy you at the deepest level. We pray that you can take a moment to thank God for the FEAST available to you by His grace.

Being ready matters when we're waiting expectantly for Jesus' return. Perfection doesn't matter, but progress does. It is all about finding and taking our next step of becoming and being more like Jesus. No matter where you are in the journey, there is always another step of obedience in moving forward.

This week's sermon concludes our series on Galatians with the vital message that we as his followers do not need to behave a certain way to belong to God. Instead, our belonging to God and being a part of his family comes solely from the truth that because of what Jesus did on the cross we are new creations IN CHRIST.

Last week addressed pitfalls of self-centeredness and this week Craig presents its counterpart, other-centeredness. He lays out practical applications of doing good for others as a way to point them to God's goodness. You will be rewarded with a life that is fundamentally different from what you'll get from a self-focused life.

Those who belong more to themselves than to God will not inherit the kingdom of God without the help of the Holy Spirit. Fortunately the Spirit can guide us from self-centeredness to other-centered. Check out this week for some tips on changing your course.

Freedom is supposed to be a big part of the Christian life, yet many of us struggle to actually experience or allow others to experience it. Freedom is something we have to intentionally fight for every day. Join us as we learn four powerful weapons that will help us fight hard to live free.

Most religions consist of advice of how to journey closer to God. Christianity provides the Good News that God moved close to us through the sacrifice made by his son, Jesus. 

God wants something for you, not from you. Grace is countercultural. You are invited to leave checklist-Christianity behind and be embraced by God's grace. God wants a relationship with you; he wants your heart and not your works.

We are encouraged as believers to not let our differences with others divide us from being in relationship with them. Join us as Craig walks us through how we can apply this concept to our daily lives.