In Galatians 3:15-29, Paul turns his attention to two promises that God made to Abraham, one concerning land and the other concerning family. Those promises have ramifications for us today: home, a place to live, and family, people to live with.

There are good reasons for doubt. However, there are even better reasons for faith. In Galatians 3:1-14, the apostle Paul highlights two reasons for continuing in faith, with allegiance to Christ.

It’s easy to say you want to live for God. But as we all know, it’s one thing to say it and another thing to live it. If we are going to live for God, we need some help. The apostle Paul gives us some in Galatians 2:15-21.

Meals occupy a prominent place in Galatians 2. Why are meals so important? Paul—not to mention other biblical authors—has much to say about it.

God is unpredictable, is he not? “The heart of man plans his way, / but the Lord establishes his steps” (Proverbs 16:9). What do we do with that?

Message from Scott Grant on July 20, 2025

In Romans 8:5-11, Paul reveals that the spiritual life we long for flows from allowing the Holy Spirit to govern our thoughts and perspectives. But while this sounds beautiful in theory, how do we practically cultivate this kind of spiritual mindset when we're bombarded with notifications, deadlines, and endless distractions? Drawing from Scripture and the wisdom of faithful saints throughout history, we'll explore practical principles that can guide us toward genuine spiritual maturity.

Do you ever feel like things are spiraling out of control? It sure seemed that way for Esther and her people… until God showed up and turned everything around. In Esther 6, we have a powerful reminder that God has the power to turn our stories around, too.

In a world filled with noise, it can be hard to sort out who to listen to. How do we figure out the role of community, scripture, our heart, and our prayer life in the art of listening well? Today we’ll explore who the different main characters in the book of Esther listened to and how that played out. We’ll discover that if we listen for truth rather than comfort, we’ll find God’s voice speaking in creative ways.

In a complex world marked by sin and its harmful consequences, it can be hard to know how to think, act, and feel. As Mordecai and Esther respond to Haman’s destructive decree, we see some principles that can shape our response to evil, injustice, and suffering in our lives and in the world today.