Sermons

Freedom. What a word. It is tossed around much in these days. Many will exercise one of their rights that freedom brings in the coming days. But there is so much more to this word than what we experience in this country. Freedom. What a necessity. Do you know freedom? Do you enjoy it? This week Paul addresses this necessity in his letter to the Galatians.

As we end chapter 4 of Paul's letter to the Galatians we find a tale of two. In the midst of this tale there is a line drawn in the sand that is revealed through a historical perspective.

Hear from Matt McKinney, the last of our three newest elders.

Scripture says that God is unknowable, but that He reveals some things to us. This week as we continue our study of the letter to the Galatians we look at three distinguishing marks that are revealed to us as characteristics of children of God.

Today we hear from another new elder, Ronny Smith.

Are you a slave or a son? How do you see God? Do you see Him as your Father or as a hard task master? I pray today as we continue in the letter to the Galatians that we would see God as a loving Father who wants us to fully embrace son-ship.

We have recently added three new elders to our leadership team. This interview is with Trey Israel one of our newest elders.

Have you ever considered your own adoption into Gods family? What does it mean? What's the significance? Given our own adoption as believers in Jesus, what should our response be to the 143 million orphans in the world or the 500,000 in US foster care system or the 4,000 in foster care in North Texas? Today we will consider such questions on this day, which is Orphan Sunday

This Sunday we deal with the complex statement “there is nothing more important than what you are wearing” as we continue our study in the book of Galatians.

God longs for the church to be one. Unity is so crucial to the working and movement of the church. Highly connected to such unity is the leadership of the church. This week we will take a break from our current study in Galatians and look at the what, why and who of church leadership in the church. You will get to meet our elders (including our recently affirmed elders) and church staff in each service. We will also have a special prayer time for our church leaders