Following a false doctrine is not only dangerous because it can lead us off our path with Christ. It’s dangerous because false doctrine can enslave us to people instead of give us freedom in God. Follow along as we expound on our freedom in Christ.

In this passage Paul reveals the purpose of the law and its proper use. It leads us to understanding the Gospel better. The coming of Jesus signaled salvation for all. Salvation also meant adoption. We need to not only learn to call Him King, but also Father.

We’ve learned how good works cannot be our justification. Now we see how good works can neither be what initiates the Spirit's work in our life. Learn the importance of faith in the walk of a Christ follower's life.

Paul finishes sharing his story and begins to explain more in depth the implications of the Gospel. We dive into the meaning of justification, a Christian word that can be throw around a lot but has powerful meaning when understood.

The people fighting against Paul wanted to make every gentile a full convert to Judaism. This would have meant that Christianity moving forward would have been split from the very foundation. How does Paul combat this threat? And what threats do we face today?

Who is Paul? Why do we listen to him? What is his story? These are some of the questions we answer this week. Paul is one of the most influential writers in the Bible and he has one crazy story. No one thought he would end up where he did.

Starting Galatians reads very different from many of Paul's other letters. He isn't happy. Something has happened since he planted this church that is deeply disturbing to him. Learn about the reason for Paul's writing to the Galatians and how this impacts us today.

Here we finish off our 8 weeks in Acts. The church begins to organize itself and the first glimmers of its understanding as a body with different functions is revealed. Join us as we talk about how God views serving.

Worldy authority & systems are always threatened by the Gospel. In the scripture here, we see that first hand. Our faith is something that is worthy of the ultimate sacrifice and the Apostles left a great example of how to deal with that.

The American Dream is more money, wealth, and power. It’s promise? Control, security, and happiness. In this passage we reflect on how the first church community viewed their wealth through the lens of what Jesus did.