Sermons

In spite of the lies of false teachers urging them to DO, Paul reminds the Galatians that they are already sons of Abraham because of what Jesus had DONE

Paul wants the Galatians to understand the foolishness of replace faith in God's grace with our own works.

Salvation by faith alone does not lead to freedom to live for ourselves, but freedom to live for Christ.

Jesus speaks to the importance of love for God and love for others in the life of a disciple.

Through the prophet Hosea, God has described for us the kind of words, and thus, a heart that is genuinely pursuing forgiveness.

Guest teacher John-Mark Rieser talks about the importance of and biblical foundations of confessions like the Apostle's Creed.

Life's challenges are divinely ordained to show us our weakness and to reveal the sufficiency of Christ.

Through the constant criticism and skepticism of the Jewish religious leaders, we are reminded of the reality and danger of questioning God.

When we veer off, our conduct can be out of step with our confession of the gospel.

The example of Paul and the original apostles reminds us that we should always view what distinguishes us through the lens of the gospel that unites us.