The Replay

Living free means we are adopted as sons, we decide to live as sons rather than slaves, we seek to live as Christ, and we choose the covenant we live by. In this message, Pastor Mike Hardy shows what it looks like to walk in the freedom God has given us rather than slipping back into bondage.

Part 4 of 6 in the "Galatians: Liberated Faith" series at First Social Circle.

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How are we saved, by works, by keeping the law, or by faith? In this message, Pastor Mike Hardy shows that salvation comes not by human experience, not by the example of religion, and not by keeping the law, but only by faith in Jesus Christ. A clear call to rest in grace rather than performance.

Part 3 of 6 in the "Galatians: Liberated Faith" series at First Social Circle.

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What does it mean to die so you can live? In this message, Pastor Mike Hardy explores three ways freedom in Christ requires surrender: dying to your standing, dying to your status, and dying to your self. True liberty isn't found in elevating ourselves, it's found in dying to our old way of life so Christ can live through us.

Part 2 of 6 in the "Galatians: Liberated Faith" series at First Social Circle.

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This message opens a new series through Galatians, exploring what it means to live in the freedom Christ has secured for us. Paul presents himself as a messenger of liberty, delivers a message of liberty, addresses the challenge to that liberty, and shares his own experience of liberty in Christ.

Part 1 of the "Galatians: Liberated Faith" series at First Social Circle.

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Student Pastor Christian Williams unpacks three foundational questions: what is the gospel, what is a disciple, and what is the local church? He then turns to living on mission, showing how doubt seeks to stop us, but Jesus' authority compels and equips us to go, and we're never alone, we have Christ, the church, and the Holy Spirit to lean on.

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Can we trust the Bible? This message explores why Scripture has remained the most influential and enduring book in history. God's Word is not only historically reliable, it is life-changing and eternally true.
The Bible is reliable in its text and content, remarkable in its collection, history, and prophecy, and redemptive, pointing us to God's plan of salvation through Jesus Christ and continuing to transform lives today. As believers, we can stand confidently on the truth that "the word of the Lord endures forever."

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In honor of Independence Day, this message explores what it means for a nation to be truly blessed: a nation whose God is the Lord, a nation that seeks righteousness, and a nation that trusts in God. A timely reminder that lasting blessing comes not from strength or circumstance, but from a people's relationship with the Lord.

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This message identifies five marks of a spiritually mature believer: being positive, sensitive, peaceful, patient, and prayerful. A challenge to grow in grace and knowledge of Christ, reflecting maturity in every area of life.

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In honor of Father's Day, this message looks at what it means to be a man after God's own heart: having absolute faith in God, loving God's law, being truly thankful, being truly repentant, and faithfully following the Lord. A challenge and encouragement for men to pursue a heart fully devoted to God.

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In this final message of the series, Habakkuk models how to respond once God has answered: we need to reaffirm, we need to remember, and we need to rejoice. A fitting close to a series on bringing our honest questions to God and learning to trust Him with the answers.

This is the final message in the "Habakkuk (Questions)" series at First Social Circle.

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