Luke 16:10-13 It’s wise to have a plan for our resources. So, why shouldn’t we have a plan for our generosity? Check out our latest sermon to learn more about how Christians can become purposeful in their stewardship of the good gifts God has given them.
Luke 16:1-9 Everyone understands the importance of planning for the future when it comes to their resources, but how well do we do this spiritually? In light of eternity and the coming judgment, how can we best steward the resources that God has given us? Check out our latest sermon for more.
We close out the book of Galatians with Paul's instructions on how to live in Spirit-filled community. Galatians 6 walks us through what it looks like to follow the Spirit in the life of Christian community by helping us rediscover two essential, but often forgotten aims of the church; compassionate correction and collective care. Paul shows us how the Church can flourish as a community if we'll recommit to both.
Galatians 5 Throughout Galatians, Paul has insisted that human beings are not saved by what they do but by Jesus’s life, death, and resurrection. However, if we’re saved by what Jesus has done for us, then does what we do really matter? Are we free to believe in Christ and live however we want? Check out our latest sermon to hear how Paul addresses this common question.
Galatians 4 How can people know if they are right with God? Most people assume all it takes is being a good person. But does this approach to God actually work? In our latest sermon on Galatians, Pastor Eric explains why it’s important for us to recognize that we are children of God, not employees of God.
Galatians 3 A sermon from guest preacher Tyler St. Clair of Cornerstone Church in Detroit, MI.
Galatians 2:11-22 The gospel not only has implications for our relationship with God, but it also affects our relationships with others. What does it take for someone to be a member of the people of God, and who should we welcome into fellowship. According to Paul, anyone who has put their faith in Christ can “come to the table.” Check out our latest sermon for more.
Galatians 1:11-2:10 Paul is one of human history’s most unlikely Christian converts in human history. How did he ever come to put faith in Christ? In Galatians 1, we discover that it requires the supernatural work of God. However, what we often miss is that the same miracle is necessary for anyone to become a Christian.
Galatians 1:1-9 Christ died for our sins. This is the essence of Paul’s gospel, and it’s the hope of all Christian believers. However, is Christ’s death for our sins really enough? Isn’t there something we must do to earn our relationship or standing with God? Paul reminds us that Christ’s death is enough and trusting in our own works is actually turning to another gospel. Check out our latest sermon for more.
1 Peter 2:9-11 A guest sermon from Pastor Facundo Luzardo.
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