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All One - The Restoration of Full Humanity in Christ
In Galatians 3:23-29, Paul announces one of the most radical truths ever written: "There is no longer Jew or Greek, slave of free, male and female; for you are all on in Christ Jesus." This message explores how the gospel dismantles hierarchy and reveals our shared identity as God's beloved family. Through story, art, and scripture, we'll see how being "clothed in Christ" changes how we see ourselves, others, and the church. Text: Galatians 3:23-29 (NT Wright, New Testament for Everyone) Featuring: Fra Angelico's "The Forerunners of Christ"
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Faith and the Blessing of Abraham
In Galatians 3:1-14, Paul asks the question that cuts to the heart of the gospel: What is faith? This message explores what it means to trust the faithfulness of Jesus - not just to believe in Him, but to live from His life within us. We trace the story from Abraham's trust in God's promise, through the Passover and Day of Atonement, to the cross where Christ absorbed the curse and opened the way for all people to belong. Faith is not certainty - it's trust demonstrated. It's the movement of the heart toward God who can be counted on.
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Right With God
In our current study through the epistle of Galatians titled The End Of Religion; Galatians 2:14-21 reveals how we can be right with God through the gospel. In this sermon we see the end of wondering about our standing with God, the end of striving in our works to gain God's favor, and the end of frustrating the grace of God that is liberally poured out to sinners.
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The Law Fulfilled, Not Abolished
In Galatians 2, Paul confronts Peter over table fellowship - because the gospel itself was at stake. Around the early Christian table sat people who never belonged together: Gentile women, slaves, Jewish women, Jewish men - all claiming freedom in Christ. It was fragile, disruptive, and revolutionary. In this sermon we explore what it meant for Jesus to fulfill the Law, not abolish it (Matthew 5:17-18). Paul insists that the Law was "grade school" - good for order, but never the center. Christ brings it to completion through inner transformation and self-giving love. We'll see why this mattered in Galatia, how it threatened to unravel, and why Paul's fiery defense of freedom in Christ still matters for us today. Text: Galatians 1:6-2:15
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A Different Gospel (Galatians 1:1-17)
What comes into your mind when you think about God? That picture shapes everything. In the first week of our series on Galatians, Pastor Ryan unpacks Paul's fiery opening words to the Galatians, warning against a "different gospel" that adds religious performance to the finished work of Christ. This message explores why good theology doesn't save us, but bad theology can harm us, how our view of God impacts the way we treat others, and how the gospel is not religion 2.0 but the end of religion as performance. Through Paul's story and real-life examples, we'll see that Jesus is enough -- and that the truest way to critique harmful theology is to practice the better way of grace, freedom, and love.
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Is God Fair?
Pastor Ryan continues our Kingdom Parables Series with a deep dive into the parable of the workers in the vineyard. Matthew 20:1-16
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"Must Be Nice"
Jesus coaches his community on why they don't need to worry.
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The Man Left for Dead
Luke 10:25-37 This isn't just a story about kindness- it's a revelation of the cross. What if the parable of the Good Samaritan isn't about the Samaritan at all, but about the one in the ditch? In this sermon, we explore Jesus; radical redefinition of neighbor, mercy, and salvation- not as moral achievement but as participation in his death and resurrection. Follow Jesus into the ditch. Die with him. Rise with him.
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Freed To Forgive
"Forgiveness" is at the core of the Bible - both God's forgiveness for us, because we desperately need it, and our forgiveness of others. We can't have one without the other. In the parable of the unmerciful servant in Matthew 18:21-35, Jesus expands on his conversation with Peter, showing that our forgiveness of others must follow God's forgiveness of us. The overflowing mercy God has shown to us should lead us to extend mercy to others. When this fails to happen, we place ourselves in a state of personal torment. This parable gives us a powerful picture of how forgiveness works in God's kingdom. Matthew 18:21-35 (ESV)
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