Because we have this freedom in Jesus Christ and because we're justified, not by our actions, but by believing in Him, is there a place for correction or accountablity within the Church? And who does this correcting? What are the qualifications needed. Turn with me to Galatians 6:1-4 to see how Paul answers these questions

In this message we turn to Jeremiah 1:4-19 to see that God doesn't care about age or experience when he calls us.

As we continue in our study of women and their role in relation to men and within the church, we find our selves in 1st Timothy 2:11-14. In this passage Paul clearly writes that he "does not allow a woman to teach or have authority over a man." But as we go deeper into this passage, we'll find that there more going on than meets the eye. Is this passage restricting women or will we find that it is liberating?

Today we look at Genesis 1, 2, and 3 in order to find out woman's relationship to man. Was man created to be the head of woman and have authority over her or were they created equal.

Prompted by the statement that

those who live by the Spirit are free, we had to ask

what does it mean to live by the Spirit. So in this

message we look through Galatians 5:16f in order to

come to the understanding that part of this concept of

living by the Spirit means we crucify our

flesh.

Prompted by the statement that those who live by the Spirit are free, we had to ask what does it mean to live by the Spirit. So in this message we look through some passages in Romans (Romans 1:18-22, 28-31; 8:5-6; 12:1-2) in order to come to the understanding that part of this concept of living by the Spirit means that our minds must be transformed.

Within the verses of John 8:31-36, Jesus tells us that the "truth will set you free." In this message we unpack Jesus' words to find that Jesus is inviting these people to move deeper from just head knowledge to knowing and experiencing himself. We'll learn that Jesus is the one who sets us free.

Within the verses of John 8:31-36, Jesus tells us that the "truth will set you free." In this message we unpack Jesus' words to find that Jesus is inviting these people to move deeper from just head knowledge to knowing & experiencing himself. We'll learn that Jesus is the one who sets us free.

This is the third sermon in the series titled, "Beginnings", in which we look at two events at the beginning of Jesus' ministry that had a huge impact on His life. In this message, we will look at the temptation of Jesus, which is found in Matthew 4, in order to see what God is up to in leading Jesus into the wilderness to be tempted and also how these temptations relate to us

This is the second sermon in the series titled, "Beginnings", in which we will look at two events at the beginning of Jesus ministry that had a huge impact on his life. In this message, we will look at the baptism of Jesus found in Matthew 3:13-17 in order to see that there's something deeper going on here than just Jesus setting an example of baptism for us to follow. We'll see that this is Jesus' commissioning where God gives Jesus the Spirit to empower Jesus' work. We'll also see that God sets tone for Jesus ministry by leading him into a humbling situation.