What should we do when someone stumbles or struggles under the weight of life? In this weeks message, we learn that freedom in Christ means lifting one another with gentleness, sharing the load, and walking together toward the eternal treasure He’s promised.

What does it mean to “live by the Spirit”? This message from Galatians 5:13–26 walks through Paul’s teaching on the purpose of Christian freedom, the tension between flesh and Spirit, and the transformation that happens when our lives stay rooted in God’s love.

This week, Aaron Stanley filled the pulpit and brought us a message on revival! He explores what revival is and what it means in our lives, while challenging us to take hold of what God desires to do in and through us.

Too many of us approach God like employees with a boss—checking boxes, fearing mistakes, and hoping we’ve done enough to earn His approval. But Paul reminds us in Galatians 4 that the gospel changes everything. We’re not slaves under rules; we’re sons and daughters welcomed into a relationship. In this message, discover what it means to cry out “Abba, Father” and live with the security, intimacy, and joy of being a child of God

What does it really mean to be free in Christ? Paul says it’s more than just walking out of prison, it’s being welcomed into God’s family. In this message we unpack how faith in Jesus moves us from captivity to adoption, tears down the walls that divide us, and gives us a seat at the table as heirs with Christ.

We all want to know we’re right with God. But Paul says in Galatians 2 that if we try to measure up by our own goodness, we’re stepping on a broken scale—it’ll never tell us the truth. In this message, we look at what it really means to be justified by faith in Christ, not by works of the law, and how that changes our identity, our obedience, and our freedom.

In this message from Galatians 1:11–24, we look at Paul’s story of transformation by God’s grace. Once zealous for religion and rules, Paul discovered the Gospel that comes directly from Christ—not from man. His life reminds us that true freedom isn’t found in effort or tradition, but in the grace of God that transforms lives and points all glory back to Him.

In the early church at Galatia (modern-day Turkey), some were distorting the Gospel by adding extra rules and conditions that God never intended. In this message, we see the Apostle Paul fighting for the Galatian believers to remember that true freedom is found in Christ alone. The Gospel they had already received from Paul and the other apostles was and still is the only true Gospel. We do not need anything added; we simply need Christ and His teaching.