As we journey through life as believers, it's crucial for us to remember who we were before faith in Jesus, what God has done for us, and who we are now through faith in Jesus. When we receive salvation, not only are we forgiven, we also receive the incredible blessing of being adopted as sons and heirs into God's family.

There are four things every mother needs to know, and Pastor Garth unpacks them for us in this important message to every mother and grandmother in our audience.

This Sunday marks the second birthday of our Sunday Services! Pastor Garth talks about some of the reasons for celebrating today.

Paul explains the true purpose of the Law and reveals several promises of blessing that God makes to every believer in Jesus Christ.

None of us can sit easily under the scrutiny of the book of Galatians. Divine blessing and divine curse are the issue, according to Galatians 3:9-10. Those are the only two options.

Faced with pressure from false brothers, the Galatian believers were beginning to forget the truth of the gospel. Paul writes to remind the Galatians and every believer, that salvation is by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone.

As those who trust in Christ, regardless of our past, we can leave our slavery to sin and condemnation as we joyfully step into our freedom in Christ. But every once in a while, some people become confused and behave as if they are still prisoners. That’s what happened to Peter.

You’ve outgrown what was. You’re tired of what has been. You need something else, something new, something better! This is not all there is, and Easter is the answer you’ve been looking for!

We have all kinds of categories for people. We call them Germans, Canadians, Romanians, Filipinos, African, Chinese... We say that people are funny or serious, sensitive or unfeeling, and so on. All kinds of categories and classifications. But at Golgotha on the day Jesus died, there were only two.

Palm Sunday is more than a time to look back at Jesus' triumphal entry. It's a time to recognize that Jesus truly is the King of kings. He is worthy of our worship. Matthew 21:1-11 invites us all to worship the King.