Bible Text: Galatians 3:27-4:7 | Speaker: Jeff Noble | Series: Galatians | This sermon examines our adoption into the Kingdom of God, and how if we as believers cling to the law and our minimal ability to fulfill it, we will miss the intimacy that is offered to us in our relationship with God. We are treated as heirs and …
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 3:6-9 | Speaker: Jeff Noble | Series: Galatians | This sermon looks at how the people of Galatia were tempted to find their identity and their salvation in the works of the law, and how they believed that that was synonymous with faith. True faith however, comes from a love relationship with Jesus, in knowing who He …
Bible Text: Galatians 2:15-21 | Speaker: Jeff Noble | Series: Galatians | In this sermon, Jeff examines the doctrine of justification, and the idea that if we do not understand that we are made righteous by Christ rather than ourselves, than we are rendering the cross useless. To fully know Jesus, we need to understand that there is nothing we …
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.
“But friends, it’s through the blood of Jesus that we can draw near to God.”
“You are blessed so that you can enjoy a relationship with God. You are blessed to be a blessing.”
“When you live in fear… it will prevent you from moving forward in faith.”
Bible Text: Genesis 33:1-20 | Speaker: Matt Simpson | Series: Created and Called | We regularly attempt to hide our weaknesses from God, but as Matt Simpson points out, God’s sovereignty is often best revealed to us when we are most fragile. Jacob is fearful and wounded as he encounters his brother Esau, but he knows his ability to save …
