In this sermon, Pastor Isiah delves into Galatians 4:21-31, where Paul uses the story of Hagar and Sarah to illustrate two covenants—one of slavery and one of freedom. Pastor Isiah explains that living by the law, or trying to earn God’s approval through works, leads to bondage, while living by faith in God’s promise brings true spiritual freedom. He emphasizes that believers are called to rest in the grace of God, not in self-effort, and invites unbelievers to experience the freedom offered through Jesus Christ. With practical applications, this message encourages all listeners to embrace their identity as children of the promise.

Pastor Kurt takes a deep dive into the first part of Galatians 4, detailing how Paul maintained their sonship was secured by God the Son, and how they were specifically known by God the Father.

Pastor Ronaldo digs into Galatians 3 where Paul unpacks the relationship between the Law and the Promise that God made to Abraham, which finds its fulfillment in Christ and is extended through the Holy Spirit to all who believe in him.

Pastor Kurt takes a deep dive into Galatians 3, highlighting Paul's proclamation that Faith is counted as Righteousness and that the the Righteous shall live by Faith.

In this message, Pastor Isiah will explain how we are justified by faith in Christ, not by our works. He will discuss the importance of dying to the law and living for Christ, highlighting the sufficiency of God’s grace in our lives. This sermon invites both believers and seekers to embrace the freedom that comes from trusting in Jesus rather than relying on their own efforts.

Pastor Ronaldo inspects the second half of Galatians 1 to show how Paul's encounter with Jesus transformed his life and how an encounter with Jesus can transform any life.

Pastor Ronaldo opens our series in the book of Galatians by looking at how the cross of Jesus truly transforms everything.

Pastor Isiah King concludes our series in 2 Corinthians, taking us through chapter 13, where Paul calls the believers to live out an authentic faith through self-examination, embracing their weaknesses as a conduit for God’s power, and striving for unity and peace within the church. This chapter serves as a reminder that our faith must be genuine, our reliance on God’s strength absolute, and our commitment to unity unwavering.