Following Jesus is the best decision of your life—and your faith is meant to be lived beyond Sunday. When we stay close to Jesus, He naturally becomes part of our conversations. Let’s learn to pray for opportunities, watch for open doors and speak about Jesus quickly and often.

Following Jesus was never meant to be a solo journey. Pastor Logan explores what it means to live in intentional, Godly community—to be known, cared for, challenged and encouraged as part of the family of God.

We weren’t created to live our faith from Sunday to Sunday. Pastor Terry challenges us to build a daily relationship with God through His Word and prayer. Like Moses, we’re invited to intentionally make space to meet with God—not just for what He can give us, but because we want more of Him.

In Galatians 6, Pastor Rob reminds us that we weren’t meant to carry life’s burdens alone. When someone falls, fails or faces a crushing weight, we’re called to come close and help carry it. What we sow matters, because every seed leads to a harvest. As we choose to sow into the Spirit, we can trust that what we plant today will be worth it in the end.

In Galatians 5, Pastor Rob reminds us that freedom isn’t about living without commitment—it’s about being free to commit to what matters most. As we keep in step with the Holy Spirit, He helps us overcome the flesh and grow in the fruit of the Spirit. We belong to Jesus, and His Spirit is at work in us.

Pastor Connor Ketterling reminds us that God never intended for us to earn His love—He invites us to live in it. In Galatians 4, discover the freedom of being adopted into God's family, what it means to truly know Him and how to let go of striving so you can confidently live in His grace every day.

Pastor Rob Ketterling continues our Galatians series by looking at where the power to follow Jesus really comes from. It's not about trying harder—it's about living by God's grace and walking with the Holy Spirit every day.

Pastor Davey Collins unpacks Galatians 2, revealing how the gospel of grace gives us a new identity in Christ. Discover why grace—not legalism—is the foundation of our freedom and salvation.