SERMONS

There is a strange pull in going back to what is familiar, even when what is familiar was not good. That is part of the danger Paul is addressing in Galatians 4:8–11. Do not turn back to bondage after God has made you His own.

Scripture References: Galatians 4:8-11, Psalms 73:25-26

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From Series: "No Other Gospel"

In a time when truth is often adjusted to fit what people want to hear, the book of Galatians brings us back to what must never change. Written to churches that had already begun to drift, Galatians is a clear and urgent call to return to the true gospel. It reminds us that salvation is not something we earn, improve, or add to. It is something God has accomplished through Jesus Christ and given to us by grace. In this Sunday morning series, No Other Gospel: Standing Firm in the Grace of Christ, Pastor Dave walks through Paul’s letter with a focus on clarity, conviction, and real-life application. In each message, he aims to help us understand the gospel more clearly, recognize how easily we can drift from it, and learn what it means to stand firm in it day by day.