In this sermon, Pastor Jeremy Treat looks at the works of the flesh and the fruit of the spirit and how they aren't lists of dos and dont's, but the expression of what's happening in our hearts. Saying "yes" to the Holy Spirit is the key to saying "no" to the flesh.

What does it mean to be free? Free from what? For what? Pastor Jeremy Treat examines Paul's answer from Galatians: what freedom is and, perhaps more importantly, what it is not.

The Old Testament God is not a different God. The New Testament does not change or replace the Old Testament, but continues and fulfills it. Pastor Jeremy Treat preaches from Galatians on the connection between Jesus and the Old Testament.

As we reach Galatians 4, Pastor Jeremy Treat examines how we grow and become mature in our faith by embracing the new identity it gives us, not looking back, and enduring to the end.

Pastor Jeremy Treat gives a sermon on the relationship between God's law and God's gospel, and how they don't contradict each other, but rather each points us to the other.

Pastor Adam Smith continues our walk through Galatians with an examination of how the Holy Spirit creates and sustains our life in Christ: our justification, sanctification, and glorification begin by the Spirit, advance by the Spirit, and are perfected by the Spirit.

The biblical term "justification" may seem stern, but it's actually a concept full of grace. Pastor Jeremy Treat examines the central thesis of Paul's letter to the Galatians: that in Christ, we are justified by faith and approved by God.

We continue our series through the book of Galatians with Pastor Jeremy Treat's sermon on a confrontation between Peter and Paul. Not just a dispute about 1st-century church politics, this passage shows us how the gospel answers hypocrisy, ethonocentrism, and poverty.

What defines us? Pastor Jeremy Treat examines Paul's autobiography from Galatians to see how the gospel affects our lives, and what it looks like to be developed by God over the long term.

The first sermon in a new series through the book of Galatians. Pastor Jeremy Treat begins our time in Paul's letter with an examination of what the gospel is, what it is not, and how it has the ability to transform all of life.