The Gathering exists to bring glory to God through lives changed by the Gospel of Jesus Christ. That’s our vision and our purpose as a church. But how do we encourage that life-change to take place? This new four-part series explores some of the objectives in making disciples.

Paul is concluding his letter to Galatia. He’s wrapping up. He’s closing this epistle, and his mind is filled with “one more thing” that he wants to say in the final moments of this dispatch.

It happened in the early church in the book of Acts! Maybe it can happen again. When God shows up and we make room for the Holy Spirit, great things will happen in the church!

Through the gospel, we've been set free from sin and have received the Holy Spirit. Every believer must now learn to live by the Spirit as we seek to grow in godliness.

No matter how you look at it, legalism is a dangerous enemy. When you abandon the doctrine of salvation by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone, you always lose big.

“When God measures a man, he doesn’t put the tape measure around his head or his wallet, but around his heart.” Learn what metrics God uses when he looks at a father or grandfather and how much grace is needed along the way.

Many of our people have been hard at it lately…serving their brains out, helping our church gain traction and get established while they also look after a boatload of personal and family responsibilities. We need encouragement to stay with it: “Therefore, my beloved brothers, be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, knowing that in the Lord your labor is not in vain.” Pastor Tyler encourages the troops today!

There is no room for pride at the Lord’s Table, so let’s deal with the sin that holds us back!

Apparently the Apostle Paul divided the whole world into “two kinds of people:” those who are spiritually enslaved, and those who are spiritually free. From this complicated passage in Galatians, Pastor Garth explains the critical significance of living as a child of promise.

The slavery that the Galatians are in danger of embracing again is not just a matter of forfeiting sonship, but of abandoning the Only True God. So the Apostle Paul makes an impassioned plea for them to understand the nature of their adoption into God’s family.