We conclude our Gospel on Conflict Sermon Series this week with Galatians 6. In these final verses, Paul offers faith communities insight on how to treat one another when we disagree. [Galatians 6:1-10]

We are reminded about this Gospel Truth - live by the Spirit. We will experience that in a tangible way as we pray for the spirit to be awakened in all of us, but especially upon the shoulders of our new officers. Wear red today as a visible sign of how our Church commits again to live by the spirit.

Galatians 5:13-26

So much conflict comes from labeling those who are in and out - those who belong and those who do not. Join us this Sunday as we reflect on the Gospel message of belonging for all God's children.

Galatians 4:1-7 | Luke 15:25-32

we continue exploring how to handle conflicts with people who hold views different from ours. The Gospel Truth is that we put on Christ.

Galatians 3:23-28 | Colossians 3:12-17

This week’s Gospel Truth from Galatians 2 is this: Christ Lives in Me. Paul uses this image to describe his life that has been transformed by the grace of God. But what does it mean that Christ lives in us? And what does that mean for the conflicts in our lives?

Galatians 2: 15-21

The letter to the churches in Galatia is filled with tension as the writer, the Apostle Paul, wrestles with the conflict these churches are experiencing. They are divided about what is the “right” way to live the Christian life? This letter reminds us what the Gospel says when we are in conflict, with others, within ourselves, and even, with our Christian brothers and sisters. Join us in our new sermon series as we explore Galatians and 6 Gospel Truths for our lives.

Galatians 1: 1-10

Now that the Christmas season has passed, how do we live as people of hope? The sermon "Hope Awaits" looks to Simeon and Anna to find the answer. We are called to follow their model: Look for the Spirit of God at work, Worship as a central priority, and Bless those around us.

Luke 2:21-38

Did you know It’s a Wonderful Life was originally a box office flop? Critics missed it because they were looking for the biggest stories—and history often makes the same mistake. While the world was watching the Roman Empire, God was tuned into a small whisper in Bethlehem. Rome had the armies, but Bethlehem had the Savior. Discover why redemption usually begins in the places we overlook.

Ever felt like your future was unraveling? You’re not alone. From George Bailey on the bridge in "It's a Wonderful Life" to Mary and Joseph facing a scandal, even the most faithful struggle when the path ahead is unclear. This week, discover why you don't need to fix everything at once—you just need to do the "next right thing." Join us to find hope in the uncertainty.

[Matthew 1:18-25]

John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, once said that "singing is the language of holy joy." On this Christmas music Sunday, hear what scripture has to say about the gift of holy joy and it's role in providing hope for us in every circumstance.

[Zephaniah 3:14-15]