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Believers are adopted into God's family through faith in Jesus Christ, transcending all worldly divisions and secondary labels. Pastor Joel emphasizes that because we are all fellow heirs to the promise made to Abraham, we are called to embrace a radically inclusive community that reflects our shared, primary identity in Christ.
The purpose of the Old Testament law was to reveal the depth of human sin and our absolute need for Jesus rather than as a means to earn salvation. As believers, we are called to move beyond reliance on self-effort and instead embrace a life of freedom, transformation, and joy found through faith in Christ.
This week, we explore the third and final phase of Paul's defense of his calling as an apostle and of the Gospel he preached, discovering why accountability matters and where our ultimate spiritual authority is found.
In his letter to the Galatians, Paul defends the true gospel against the belief that human performance or obedience to the Law is required for salvation. True freedom comes only through Christ’s grace and the Holy Spirit. This week, we kick off our new series, “Freedom… The Cross and The Spirit” where we’ll take an in-depth look at the book of Galatians.
Whose story are we actually living in? This week, we learn that the greatest thing we could ever hope for is to experience God's glory and discover the power that comes when we stop making ourselves the center of the story and begin living for His glory instead.
What if it’s in those seasons when God feels distant that Jesus does some of His most important work of growth and transformation in our lives? This week, Andres kicks off a two-week miniseries and explores what is revealed when we are in the Dark Valley.
This week, we continue our series, “Love Serves,” and learn that one of the most important ways we live out a life of love is by giving financially to advance God’s Kingdom and to help His people who are facing hard times.
As we bring this Disciple series to a close, we’re reminded through the parable of the Good Shepherd that following Jesus like sheep—living in dependence and deep relationship with Him—is where true, abundant life is found.
The forgiveness we receive from God shows us how we’re called to forgive others. This week, Joel unpacks the importance of forgiveness through Jesus’ parable of the unforgiving servant, helping us understand what forgiveness truly is—and what it isn’t.
