“Paul is breathing fire. His zeal is so fervent that he almost begins to curse the angels themselves.” These are the words Martin Luther used to describe the beginning of Paul’s letter to the churches of Galatia. His letter addresses gospel issues, truths that are vital importance for the church in every place and time.
Join us this Sunday for our new sermon series in Galatians.
Pastor Josh
The Gospel of Christ
April 24, 2022 • Rev. Josh Hahne • Galatians 1:1–10
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Easter 2022 - Raised for our Justification
April 17, 2022 • Rev. Josh Hahne • Matthew 28:1–10, Romans 4:23–25
You’ve heard the accounts of what happened on the first Easter, but do you know why Jesus was raised from the dead? In Romans chapter four the Apostle Paul makes a thought-provoking statement: “[Jesus] was raised for our justification.” On Sunday we’ll consider these words together and hope to grow in our appreciation of the significance of the resurrection for the people of God. Pastor Josh
Not from Man, but through Jesus Christ
May 1, 2022 • Rev. Josh Hahne • Acts 8:1–3, Acts 9:1–19, Galatians 1:11–24, Galatians 2:1–14
This week we’ll be considering Paul’s conversion experience in which the risen Christ appeared to him and commissioned him to bring the gospel to the Gentiles. This event, along with the church planting ministry and subsequent letters to these churches (which make up approximately 30% of the New Testament), dramatically changed history. No wonder the Apostle Paul appealed to his unique calling when his credentials were attacked by the false teachers in Galatia. Join us this Lord’s Day and we’ll continue in our studies of Galatians! Pastor Josh
Live In Step With The Gospel
May 8, 2022 • Rev. Adam Feichtmann • Acts 11:1–18, Galatians 2:11–14
Have you ever succumbed to peer pressure? Are you a people-pleaser and find it hard to say, “No”? Are you codependent with someone? Do you control your life in such a way so people will not think bad of you? We all struggle with the problem of fearing others. We are all concerned with what others think about us and often we let what other people think dictate our actions. We will even behave contrary to our professed beliefs and act like hypocrites because of our fear of others. This Sunday we will be looking at Galatians 2:11-14. It is an awkward passage. Paul opposes Peter to his face over Peter's fear of others and hypocritical actions. However, Paul doesn't confront Peter because he failed morally. Paul considers Peter's actions a gospel issue. Join me this Sunday as we consider how to live in step with the truth of the gospel against the threat of fearing others. I look forward to worshiping with you! Pastor Adam