Why do we go back to our way of life when Jesus has set us free? This week, Pastor Dane shares from Galatians 4 on how we have been set free from our old life, so let us not go back to be enslaved to it anymore.

In Galatians 4:17, Paul the Apostle reveals how through Jesus Christ we are no longer bound as servants under the law but welcomed as sons and daughters into Gods family with full rights and inheritance.

Jesus took the curse of sin upon himself, so why do we go back to keeping the law? Is it our need for control? Pastor Dane explores these questions this week as we look at Galatians 3:7-29

Today, Pastor Johanna continues in the study in Galatians beginning in Galatians 3:1-9

Good? No, Justified. This week, Pastor Dane teaches on Galatians 2:15-21, how we have been justified, not by our works but by faith in Christ Jesus.

When is it loving to confront someone you care about? In Galatians 2:1114, Paul confronts Peter to protect the truth of the gospel. Join us as we look at when confrontation is necessary and how to do it with both grace and courage.

This message calls believers to find confidence in their walk with Christ, not through knowledge or perfection, but through a real encounter with Jesus. It reminds us that our testimony and even our past are powerful tools God uses to point others to the cross and display His redeeming grace.

What does it mean to be a godly leaderto trust Jesus in every area of our lives? Join us today as Pastor Dane preaches from Galatians 2:110.

Pauls urgency in Galatians 1 exposes how easily grace can be exchanged for distortion. This sermon calls the church back to the unchanging gospel of Christ and invites us to examine what we are trusting for our hope and salvation.

What does real freedom look like? Galatians opens with a bold reminder: the gospel is God-given, Christ-centered, and powerful enough to set us free. Join us as we discover how grace leads to true freedom and lasting peace. Pastor Dane kicks off our series through Galatians as we look at Galatians 1:1-5