Bible Text: Galatians 4:21-31 | Speaker: Jeff Noble | Series: Galatians | On one side there’s religious bondage, and on the other is spiritual freedom. Paul teaches the Galatians about the joy of a love relationship with Christ and how legalists will always try to rob us of simple faith.
Bible Text: Galatians 3:23-25 | Speaker: Jeff Noble | Series: Galatians | This sermon examines how as we grow in faith and in love for Jesus, it is sometimes all too easy to slip into a pattern of legalism, in which we believe that it is our works that justify us rather than our faith. But the patterns of evil …
Bible Text: Galatians 3:14-22 | Speaker: Matt Simpson | Series: Galatians | Truths to be reminded of: 1. No one has ever been justified by works. Ever. 2. God doesn’t change. Ever. 3. The Law exposes that on your best day, you are as desperately wicked as your worst day. Always. 4. The Law did not give life and your …
Bible Text: Galatians 3:10-14 | Speaker: Jeff Noble | Series: Galatians | Jeff Noble preaches on how those who have been saved by faith will live by righteousness, but a life of righteousness requires complete perfection- no sin, at all. We do not have to attempt to achieve this perfection through legalism, because Jesus became sin for us and makes …
Bible Text: Galatians 1:11-12 | Speaker: Jeff Noble | Series: Galatians | Jeff Noble teaches on the Gospel being God’s good news about Himself for man, not man’s good news about God for man, and how by being a message given to man from God makes this message the only true message. This good news is bad news for us, …
Bible Text: Galatians 1:6-10 | Speaker: Matt Simpson | Series: Galatians | Matt Simpson preaches on Paul’s rebuke of the Galatians, as they deserted the gospel. He discusses people who teach that salvation is achieved through anything more than Jesus dying on the cross, and why adding anything to the gospel kills it. He emphasizes that the only road to …
Bible Text: Galatians 1:1-5 | Speaker: Jeff Noble | Series: Galatians | In this series introduction, we learn the background and context of Paul’s letter to the Galatians. It is written for both legalist and prodigals, and it urges us as the church to not forsake the beautiful truths of the gospel of grace.
