Guarding the Gift of God's Grace (Galatians Part 9)

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Guarding the Gift of God's Grace (Galatians Part 9)

Traditional Service (Sunday, 11 AM)

July 21, 2024 • Bro. Chris Carter • Galatians 5:1–15

Missions Director Nathan Cook explores how true biblical freedom is not about doing whatever we please but pursuing a transformative relationship with God without restraint.

Worldly freedom often leads to personal and community destruction, while biblical freedom enables us to pursue God joyfully and without barriers. Freedom is a gift and a daily choice, calling us to run the Christian race with a heart full of joy and surrender.

However, there are also challenges to this freedom, including the burdens of legalism and traditionalism that can hinder our spiritual race. Nathan discusses remaining steadfast in God’s grace despite external pressures and internal struggles.

You will be encouraged to guard and embrace the priceless gift of God’s grace, understanding that true freedom in Christ empowers us to serve others in love and live fully surrendered to Him.

Being Set Free from Spiritual Dullness (Galatians Part 5)

June 23, 2024 • Paul Lawler • Galatians 3:1–14

The Gospel not only saves us, but in this sermon, Rev. Paul Lawler explains how it also transforms us and frees us from spiritual complacency. We're encouraged to repent of spiritual dullness, rediscover the power of the Holy Spirit, and remember the implications of our heritage in Christ. This message reminds us that true freedom and blessing come through faith in Christ, not through legalism. Only through the Gospel can we live a vibrant, faith-filled life.

Being Set Free from Spiritual Dullness (Galatians Part 5)

June 23, 2024 • Paul Lawler • Galatians 3:1–14

Our Shared Life Together (Galatians Part 11)

August 4, 2024 • Josh Landen • Hebrews 1:1–9

In this sermon, Josh Landen explores the profound concept of God's glory and how it's revealed to us through Jesus Christ. Based upon Hebrews 1:1-9 as a foundation, he emphasizes Christ's supremacy and divine nature. We're reminded that God's glory, once distant and terrifying, has now come near to us in the person of Jesus. This glory is evident in God's power displayed in creation and His presence among His people. As believers, we're called to recognize that we were created for God's glory, and through Christ, we can now reflect that glory in our lives. The message challenges us to deepen our relationship with Christ, allowing His glory to transform us and inspire us to share the good news with others.