Oftentimes we look at the season of Christmas with nostalgia, warm feelings, and even remark on the details of the Christmas story and how Jesus came and the situation surrounding it. But often in the Christmas season, we neglect or overlook the why Jesus came. How does his incarnation affect us? 1 John 1:1-4

As we wrap up our sermon series, I want to walk through Paul’s conclusion to his letter and show us 3 things that we commit to, to live a gospel centered life. Galatians 6:6-18

Tonight, as we walk through this passage, we see the type of friends believers shouldn’t be, what types of friends they should be, and ultimately how believers truly love their friends. Galatians 5:26-6:5

So often in our walk with Christ we can fall into the trap of fighting temptation on our own power. Paul pulls back the curtain on the heart of a believer and ultimately shows us that the only way we can walk by the Spirit is through helplessly relying on the Spirit. Hear from one of our residents, Noah Gray, as he preaches through Galatians 5:16-25

Join us as we look at the freedom that the gospel brings. And what that freedom manifests, grows, and becomes in the life of a believer. Galatians 5:1-15.

Paul uses an Old Testament illustration to show us the miraculous, restoring power of our Lord. And how, no matter the situation or bondage you find yourself in, Jesus can bring joy to the desolate. Galatians 4:21-31.

Idolatry is at the core of every sin. And naturally we run to them. In this passage I want to show us how idols are formed in our lives, but more importantly how we can tear them down. Galatians 4:8-20.

As we look at the beauty of divine adoption, I want us to see what it means for us to be sons of God, but also how we ought to live in the midst of that sonship. Galatians 3:26-4:7

The law has a specific purpose and place in the midst of the gospel and for the life of a believer. Join us as we look at what it doesn’t do, but also what it does. Why is the law a blessing to us before coming to know the Lord and after. Galatians 3:15-26.

Join us as we look at how Paul shows the Galatians the foolishness of moving past the gospel. Showing them that it is not only the thing that saves them, but sustains them. Galatians 3:1-14

Paul knows that the truth of the gospel is at stake. Join us tonight as we will look at two things that the gospel confronts, things that oppose the truth of how we can find freedom in Christ. And also, we will see what the gospel promotes and what it demands of our lives. Galatians 2:1-21

As we look at Paul’s own account of how God moved in his life, we will see the power of change that the gospel can have in a person’s life. How we can know the gospel is true and how that truth radically changes those who have faith in it. Galatians 1:10-24

As we walk through the introduction to the letter of Galatians we see Paul introduce why he is writing this letter, and show us why the gospel of Christ is our means of freedom. Galatians 1:1-10

As we wrap up the Jacob narrative we see him fulfilling the vow he makes to the Lord in Genesis 28. Look with us to his example of how to live fully devoted to God. Genesis 35:1-15.

As we look at an account where grace pours from the page, and we see reconciliation come. My hope for us to see that our greatest need, like Jacob, is to be reconciled. Genesis 33.

As we come to a pivotal point in Jacob’s life we see all the events that led up his confrontation that he has with God. Join us as we examine the setting and see things that brought about lasting changed. Genesis 32.

The Lord calls Jacob back to the land of promise. Join us as we walk through and see how the Lord leads his people into his will. Genesis 31.

Paul opens his letter to speak to the truth of the good news of the gospel of Jesus, how it impacts our lives and how we need to stand firm in the truth of the gospel. Do you know what makes the gospel good news? Do you trust the gospel to lead you in your life? Galatians 1:1-10

As Jacob comes into the land of Haran the Lord begins to provide for him the means of the blessing. Also in the land, Jacob, the deceiver, is now being the one deceived. As we walk through this passage we will observe how the Lord provides Jacob, as well as using the acts of others to discipline him and reveal the sin he is still clinging to. Genesis 29:1-35

We continue on in our series through the life of Jacob with Jacob running for his life. God comes to Jacob in the midst of this trial affirms the blessing given to him. Join us as we look at this encounter and the lessons that we can learn from it. Genesis 28:10-22.