Through Jesus, we are no longer slaves, but we have been adopted into the family of God as sons and daughters. When we start seeing Jesus as more than just our King, Savior, and Lord and start seeing him as our "Abba, Father" as well, we will have a much more intimate and deep relationship with Jesus!

In part two of Galatians, Pastor Adam Peterson continues to explain the true Gospel of Jesus and how people will often try to spy out your freedom. The will try and make you act a certain way, so that you can earn God's approval. The true Gospel is that we don't have to do anything for God's approval, but rather, we get to serve Him from the security of His approval.

Sometimes, reading the Bible can seem difficult, overwhelming, or even boring. In part one of this series, Pastor Adam walks us through the book of Galatians in a fun, exciting way while showing us a brand new way to read the Bible.

Pastor Adam goes through the story of Nehemiah to show how we can learn from his calling in our lives. The same way Nehemiah's heart broke for his city, our heart's should break for people who don't know Jesus. We've all been called to build something, but our prayer is that what we feel on the inside would create action on the outside.

You're never too far gone to be used by God. In part 2 of our "True Story" series, Fritz Parman gives a powerful message about the grace of God to use us for His glory. God loves using broken people for great things.

In part one of our 'True Story' series, Pastor Adam Peterson gives a powerful message on how trusting God can seem foolish because it requires us to trust God in impossible situations. The enemy often tries to use our problems to block God's promises by making us focus on our problems rather than our God. Joshua is someone who trusted God in an impossible situations, and God used him greatly. This is his story.

Pastor Adam Peterson gives a powerful message about how we need rest to finish the race. Jesus said come to me all who are weary and I will give you rest. He did all the work on the cross, so we could rest in his finished work.