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Freedom—To Bear Each Other’s Burdens
Weekend Scripture: Galatians 6
None of us will ever be above needing help.
This week, Connor finished up our Freedom series with a look into Galatians 6. Paul calls out the performance-based gospel of the Galatian people and challenges it with the true gospel of grace. Only Jesus lived a perfect life, which means that every single one of us is capable of falling into sin. We all desperately need Jesus, and when we receive Him, we need to extend His grace to others.
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Freedom—In the Spirit
Weekend Scripture: Galatians 5
Be killing sin, or sin will be killing you.
This Sunday, Scott dives into Galatians 5 where Paul encourages the church in Galatia to live by the Spirit. Even in our walk with Jesus, we will still face, struggle with, and be tempted to sin. But we must join the Holy Spirit daily in continuing to crucify our flesh. When we live by the Spirit, He supplies what we need to grow. He shapes us, changes us, transforms us, and enables us to become more like Jesus.
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Freedom—As a Son
Weekend Scripture: Galatians 4
What does it mean to be a child of God?
This week, Matt walked us through Galatians 4, focusing on freedom through our adoption into God's family. God redeems us, places us in His home, and proclaims that we are His. Because of the gospel, we know that our identity is found solely in Christ. And if what we believe shapes how we behave, the gospel shouldn’t just inform the way we live; it should transform the way we live.
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Freedom—For Good Works
Weekend Scripture: Galatians 3
What are you going to do with the new you?
This week, Scott dives into Galatians 3 and the rough crowd of the city of Galatia. The Galatian people had a wild and extreme heritage marked by violence and paganism. This is why Paul wanted to be so clear to the Galatian church: Jesus, and only Jesus, can set us free. You became a Christian by grace through faith in Jesus because there is no other way.
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Freedom—From the Law
Weekend Scripture: Galatians 2
Because Jesus is for everyone, His followers must welcome anyone.
Scott walks us through Galatians 2. Christ came to set us free, and that includes freedom from the Law. We are not justified by works, but through faith in Jesus Christ. Justification by works produces both hypocrisy and cowardice, and both pull us out of line with the Gospel. If we are going to be a resilient church built on Jesus' authority, we have to grow in flexibility and in strength, in grace and in truth. Which do you need to grow in?
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Freedom—From Your Former Life
Weekend Scripture: Galatians 1
Jesus + nothing = everything.
Scott kicked off our next series on Freedom with a look into Galatians 1. Only Jesus sets us free from our slavery to sin. He is the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Him. You have been set free from your former life to walk in the freedom that comes through Christ alone!
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Carry On—The Freedom Jesus is Offering Us
Galatians 5:13-25 | One of the reasons it’s so important to understand that we are free from sin’s bondage, penalty, and guilt is that it increases our capacity, through Jesus, to express joy and experience peace. This message will examine the gift of our freedom in Jesus and how it plays out in our lives in a positive way.
The Laundry Room — The Church Is Messy
Acts 9:1-31 | The laundry room is where we turn dirty clothes into clean clothes. The same is true in the church. It’s a safe family where we don’t hide our hurts, habits, and hang-ups, rather we surrender them to the transformational power of Jesus.
The Pardon of God
Romans 5:6-11 | We often remember the decisions the most, because our sinful choices create a unique form of spiritual slavery and captivity. In this message, we will look at the eternal freedom Jesus died to give us.
Freedom In Christ
Galatians 4-5 | God’s intention toward us is freedom. He wants to see us live in the freedom that His Son secured on our behalf.
Relativism
John 8:31-32; 18:37-38 | How can the statement “there is no truth” be true? It’s self-defeating and contradictory. When we fail to acknowledge truth we can’t make sense of the world and we lose a firm foundation to live on. When Jesus tells us that the truth will set us free He’s making a promise that if we anchor our lives in Him we will experience the freedom we long for.