Today, we continue our Good News sermon series by diving into Galatians 5 to see how Paul guides believers to walk in the Spirit instead of gratifying the flesh. We have an inner struggle that pushes us to pursue our selfish desires, yet we are also compelled to put our flesh to death in Christ Jesus. How are faithful followers of Jesus to navigate this inner struggle? Join Pastor Rob Bentz as he shares the latest message in our series, The Gospel Life of the Spirit, as we seek to walk in gospel truth and experience the Fruit of the Spirit.

We continue our Good News sermon series studying Paul's letter to the Galatians. This week, we see how believers experience freedom from the law as we depend upon the truth of the Gospel. In spite of our flaws and shortcomings, we experience freedom from the requirements of the law as Jesus saves us by grace alone! When we find ourselves going back to our old ways, habits, or sins, it's as if we are re-enslaving ourselves to the law and forfeiting our liberty in Jesus. Listen as Pastor Kevin Pobursky shares our latest message, Gospel Freedom, to learn how to stand firm in gospel freedom.

Our Good News sermon series continues as we examine the Apostle Paul's allegorical reference to the Abrahamic Covenant in Galatians 4. What does the story of Abraham, Sarah, and Hagar have do to with the gospel? More than you might imagine! Paul helps believers see the the clear difference between living under law and living under the grace of God. Listen as Pastor Rob Bentz shares our latest message, The Gospel is Not Self-Effort, as he helps us the see the true freedom that believers have through faith in Jesus Christ.

Our Good News sermon series continues as we look to Paul's letter to the churches in Galatia as they face the temptation of returning to a works-based religion. Instead, Paul challenges the believers to recall the bondage of sin they experienced before Jesus, to return to their former passion for Christ, and to receive the sanctifying work of Jesus. When we allow ourselves to be formed by the Gospel, we experience the freedom that can only come through faith in Christ! Listen as Pastor Rob Bentz shares our latest message, Gospel Formation, as we learn how to experience true freedom.

As believers we live in the freedom of the Gospel. That means that we can rightly see the law as powerless unto salvation. In his letter to the Galatians, the Apostle Paul helps us see that while the law is not God's Covenant promise, it does serve a purpose in the life of the believer. Listen as Pastor Rob Bentz shares the latest message in our series, Gospel Identity, to see how you can live as covenant people because of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Today, we ask the question; how do we experience the blessings of God? In Galatians, we see how Paul desires the church of Galatia to not believe in a false gospel, instead he urges them to believe in the true Gospel of Jesus Christ. This means that God’s blessing comes by faith alone in Christ alone! In obedience to Christ, how do we experience these blessings in our daily lives today? Listen as Pastor Kevin Pobursky shares the latest message in our Good News sermon series, The Gospel of Blessing.

Part 3 of our Good News message series helps us see clearly that the Gospel alone is all we need! And in the gospel, believers receive many powerful benefits. This is one of the many reasons the gospel of Jesus Christ provides hope for believers navigating life in a weary world. Join Pastor Rob Bentz as he shares our latest message, The Gospel Plus Nothing Else.

Last week, we kicked off our fall sermon series, Good News. We began our deep dive into Paul's letter to the churches in Galatia, looking at the heart of the Gospel and how it impacts us in this life and in the life to come. Ultimately, the Gospel reveals Jesus and so much more for the believer. How does God do the revealing? How does the gospel help us see our need for salvation? Listen as Pastor Rob Bentz shares our latest sermon, The Transforming Gospel, to see how Christ wants to transform your life!