Have you ever struggled to make sense of what God is doing? As we survey the landscape of our world today, we see evil running rampant. In this new series we dive deep in to the Old Testament book of Habakkuk to wrestle with the question, "How should we respond when God doesn't make sense?"

Are you a burden giver or a burden lifter? As the letter to the Galatians comes to an end, the Apostle Paul encourages the church to lift the burdens of others. In this message, we learn four specific ways we can help those in need.

All of us face a daily battle on the inside. In Galatians 5 Paul talks about this battle between the flesh and the spirit. Here is the good news: we can be victorious! In this passage, we learn three ways we can "win within."

It's not about how you start, it's about how you finish. What the church needs today is not more creativity, but more longevity. In this message, Pastor Matt preaches from Galatians 5 on how we can "Stay the Course."

My way or God's way? We get in trouble any time we try to accomplish God's will in our own strength. In this passage, Paul uses the story of Abraham and Sarah to remind us that we can't function according to our flesh, but must function by faith.

It's hard to have forward motion with backward vision. Jesus said, "No man, having put his hand to the plough, and looking back, is fit for the kingdom of God." In Galatians chapter 4, Paul urges the churches at Galatia to stay fully committed to their new life in Christ.

Life can be heavy. The barren rules of religion can be heavy. But, there is good news, Jesus came and set us free from the curse of law! Jesus taught that His yoke is easy and His burden is light. In this message from Galatians three, the Apostle Paul explains that because of faith in Jesus, the weight has been lifted.

Have you ever felt like you have been derailed spiritually? In Galatians chapter three, Paul stresses the importance of getting back on track spiritually and theologically. We learn three ways we can get back on track when we start to drift.

Is your conduct in alignment with your calling? As followers of Jesus we are called to live a life of authenticity and sincerity. In this message, Pastor Matt preaches from Galatians chapter two on how we can live our lives with clarity and consistency.

Where there is spiritual maturity there will be relational harmony. In this message Pastor Matt explains the context and significance of Galatians 2:1-10. In these verses, we learn there are four indications you are walking in spiritual maturity.