Every November, as a church, we remind ourselves that "Mission" isn't something that happens somewhere else. It's something that's happening all around us all the time. This week, we get to hear from a man who's been surprised by the unconventional calling on his life... Jared Anderson.

Our culture has a real obsession with succession... building for itself a fiefdom that will last. 
God has a deep determination for inheritance... sharing all that He is with whomever will trust in Him. 
Some people are earners. Others are heirs. Which are you?

Standing at the gates of Heaven, confronted by the Lord with the age-old question... "Why Should I Let You In?"... what would be your answer? What's the right answer? Find out in this week's sermon from Galatians 3:11-22.

There is an age-old question that has flumoxxed humanity... 
which came first.. the chicken or the egg? 
But, the more important question is this one: 
Which came first... The Love or The Law? 

Melissa Janish walks us through Paul's argument about this crucial question.

What do Hulk Hogan, Michael Stipe and Bo Nix have to do with Galatians 2:11-21...
find out this week as we continue our GALATIANS SERIES

The Apostle Paul can be described in a lot ways with a lot of words...
confident, accomplished, brave, passionate, unstoppable. 
But, here in Galatians 2, Paul shares with us a moment when he was something we'd likely never describe him as: INSECURE. 

What can we learn from it, and how can we help him?

We live in a culture that is obsessed with change. 
But, is God obsessed with change? Does God want to change us? 
What if God's not worrying so much about changing us as He is leading us? 
Galatians 1:11-24 gives us a fascinating view into that question.

As we launch into our Sermon Series from the Book of Galatians, we'll be confronted with one road and two ditches, and the age-old question that has echoed through the generations... "Is the Gospel of Jesus Christ Too Good To Be True?"

Does art matter... to the world... to God... to you?
And, should it?

When a man hits a milestone birthday, he tends to reorient the trajectory of his life. King David did just that as he wrote Psalm 145... a Psalm all about Showing & Telling.