God has just delivered the children of Israel from Egypt. Between the Passover event and the deliverance at the Red Sea, God moved powerfully in the lives of the children of Israel. As the narrative continues, God chooses to meet with Moses and the children of Israel at Mt. Sinai. Sinai is where God begins to share His heart for His people. God gives His law (i.e. the righteous requirements for living) at Sinai. In dramatic fashion, God meets with His people and explains to them what it means to live a godly life. The New Testament reveals to us that the law reveals our sinfulness and our need for a Savior. Thus, the law points to our need for salvation in Jesus. What an incredible reality!

Jesus > Everything. That has been the theme of the entire book of Galatians. Jesus is more important and more glorious than any human creation or effort. And Paul closes his letter to the churches in Galatia with this same idea. Our journey through Galatians ends this weekend at Crossroads, although the lessons learned will continue on with us as we continue to simply respond to Jesus!

Jesus > Everything. That has been the theme of the entire book of Galatians. Jesus is more important and more glorious than any human creation or effort. And Paul closes his letter to the churches in Galatia with this same idea. Our journey through Galatians ends this weekend at Crossroads, although the lessons learned will continue on with us as we continue to simply respond to Jesus!

In each of our lives, the issue is the same: apathy or action? Will we be passive and disengaged? Or will we be active and passionate? It is in these types of decisions that we really see what our faith is all about. And not just for us either. The same was true with the churches in Galatia. So the Apostle Paul encouraged them to be active in simply responding to Jesus!

In each of our lives, the issue is the same: apathy or action? Will we be passive and disengaged? Or will we be active and passionate? It is in these types of decisions that we really see what our faith is all about. And not just for us either. The same was true with the churches in Galatia. So the Apostle Paul encouraged them to be active in simply responding to Jesus!

In each of our lives, the issue is the same: apathy or action? Will we be passive and disengaged? Or will we be active and passionate? It is in these types of decisions that we really see what our faith is all about. And not just for us either. The same was true with the churches in Galatia. So the Apostle Paul encouraged them to be active in simply responding to Jesus!

There is a very real battle going on in everyone's lives, between the flesh and the Spirit. Jesus died and rose again so we could walk in the Spirit and not the flesh, because Jesus Than The Flesh! How does that happen? This message spells it out in a powerful, easy to understand way.

There is a very real battle going on in everyone's lives, between the flesh and the Spirit. Jesus died and rose again so we could walk in the Spirit and not the flesh, because Jesus Than The Flesh! How does that happen? This message spells it out in a powerful, easy to understand way.

There is a very real battle going on in everyone's lives, between the flesh and the Spirit. Jesus died and rose again so we could walk in the Spirit and not the flesh, because Jesus Than The Flesh! How does that happen? This message spells it out in a powerful, easy to understand way.

Those who the Son sets free are free indeed! But how does this freedom function at street level where we live? The Apostle Paul wrestles with question in Galatians, and in this message from Jesus > Everything, we will learn the real truth about freedom.

Those who the Son sets free are free indeed! But how does this freedom function at street level where we live? The Apostle Paul wrestles with question in Galatians, and in this message from Jesus > Everything, we will learn the real truth about freedom.

How we answer deep “religious” questions will literally set the trajectory of our life. Is Christianity a religion or relationship? Does God accept us because of what we do or because of what Jesus has done for us? How can we know we are a child of God? God answers this through the Apostle Paul. Dive into Galatians 3 and 4, to learn why Jesus > Law!

How we answer deep “religious” questions will literally set the trajectory of our life. Is Christianity a religion or relationship? Does God accept us because of what we do or because of what Jesus has done for us? How can we know we are a child of God? God answers this through the Apostle Paul. Dive into Galatians 3 and 4, to learn why Jesus > Law!

How we answer deep “religious” questions will literally set the trajectory of our life. Is Christianity a religion or relationship? Does God accept us because of what we do or because of what Jesus has done for us? How can we know we are a child of God? God answers this through the Apostle Paul. Dive into Galatians 3 and 4, to learn why Jesus > Law!

Whether it's voting, driving, or renting a car, our society tells us that maturity is measured by our age. But we know that age and maturity aren't actually synonymous. How do we move past our shortcomings and get to a place where we can help others instead of just managing ourselves? In Galatians 4, the Apostle Paul teaches the Galatians how to grow up, so they could care for themselves, their friends, family, and the world around them. It's how He's designed us all to live! Watch and learn why Jesus is Greater Than Naiveté.

Whether it's voting, driving, or renting a car, our society tells us that maturity is measured by our age. But we know that age and maturity aren't actually synonymous. How do we move past our shortcomings and get to a place where we can help others instead of just managing ourselves? In Galatians 4, the Apostle Paul teaches the Galatians how to grow up, so they could care for themselves, their friends, family, and the world around them. It's how He's designed us all to live! Watch and learn why Jesus is Greater Than Naiveté.

Whether it's voting, driving, or renting a car, our society tells us that maturity is measured by our age. But we know that age and maturity aren't actually synonymous. How do we move past our shortcomings and get to a place where we can help others instead of just managing ourselves? In Galatians 4, the Apostle Paul teaches the Galatians how to grow up, so they could care for themselves, their friends, family, and the world around them. It's how He's designed us all to live! Watch and learn why Jesus is Greater Than Naiveté.

People often say, “Jesus was a great teacher.” But He's so much more than a great teacher. In this message, explore Galatians 3, and learn why Jesus > Other Teachers – because Jesus > Everything!

People often say, “Jesus was a great teacher.” But He's so much more than a great teacher. In this message, explore Galatians 3, and learn why Jesus > Other Teachers – because Jesus > Everything!

People often say, “Jesus was a great teacher.” But He's so much more than a great teacher. In this message, explore Galatians 3, and learn why Jesus > Other Teachers – because Jesus > Everything!