Whether it's voting, driving, or renting a car, our society tells us that maturity is measured by our age. But we know that age and maturity aren't actually synonymous. How do we move past our shortcomings and get to a place where we can help others instead of just managing ourselves? In Galatians 4, the Apostle Paul teaches the Galatians how to grow up, so they could care for themselves, their friends, family, and the world around them. It's how He's designed us all to live! Watch and learn why Jesus is Greater Than Naiveté.

Whether it's voting, driving, or renting a car, our society tells us that maturity is measured by our age. But we know that age and maturity aren't actually synonymous. How do we move past our shortcomings and get to a place where we can help others instead of just managing ourselves? In Galatians 4, the Apostle Paul teaches the Galatians how to grow up, so they could care for themselves, their friends, family, and the world around them. It's how He's designed us all to live! Watch and learn why Jesus is Greater Than Naiveté.

Whether it's voting, driving, or renting a car, our society tells us that maturity is measured by our age. But we know that age and maturity aren't actually synonymous. How do we move past our shortcomings and get to a place where we can help others instead of just managing ourselves? In Galatians 4, the Apostle Paul teaches the Galatians how to grow up, so they could care for themselves, their friends, family, and the world around them. It's how He's designed us all to live! Watch and learn why Jesus is Greater Than Naiveté.

People often say, “Jesus was a great teacher.” But He's so much more than a great teacher. In this message, explore Galatians 3, and learn why Jesus > Other Teachers – because Jesus > Everything!

People often say, “Jesus was a great teacher.” But He's so much more than a great teacher. In this message, explore Galatians 3, and learn why Jesus > Other Teachers – because Jesus > Everything!

People often say, “Jesus was a great teacher.” But He's so much more than a great teacher. In this message, explore Galatians 3, and learn why Jesus > Other Teachers – because Jesus > Everything!

One of the biggest mistakes that people make about Christianity is to think that it is a religion. This is true for Christian people as well. It is very easy to make this mistake. A religion is a set of rules that says, if you do these things, God will accept you. That is a textbook religion. We have to work, and God responds to our work either positively or negatively. But Jesus>Religion. Because Jesus says, "God has accepted you, now respond to His love." That is not religion. That is the Gospel! The good news of Jesus Christ. And that is what Paul is trying to explain to churches in Galatia in this weekend's message in Galatians 3:1-14. Paul is saying, "Forget your works. Live your life trusting in Jesus."

One of the biggest mistakes that people make about Christianity is to think that it is a religion. This is true for Christian people as well. It is very easy to make this mistake. A religion is a set of rules that says, if you do these things, God will accept you. That is a textbook religion. We have to work, and God responds to our work either positively or negatively. But Jesus > Religion. Because Jesus says, "God has accepted you, now respond to His love." That is not religion. That is the Gospel! The good news of Jesus Christ. And that is what Paul is trying to explain to churches in Galatia in this weekend's message in Galatians 3:1-14. Paul is saying, "Forget your works. Live your life trusting in Jesus."

One of the biggest mistakes that people make about Christianity is to think that it is a religion. This is true for Christian people as well. It is very easy to make this mistake. A religion is a set of rules that says, if you do these things, God will accept you. That is a textbook religion. We have to work, and God responds to our work either positively or negatively. But Jesus > Religion. Because Jesus says, "God has accepted you, now respond to His love." That is not religion. That is the Gospel! The good news of Jesus Christ. And that is what Paul is trying to explain to churches in Galatia in this weekend's message in Galatians 3:1-14. Paul is saying, "Forget your works. Live your life trusting in Jesus."

Every single person has a story. And every person is important to God. And every story is important to God. That is why our past is called history. Because Jesus is real, every story is truly His Story. Like the Apostle Paul, many of us have pasts that are not neat and tidy. We have made mistakes. We have dishonored God. But our God is a God of redemption and forgiveness. Join us this weekend as we continue to study Paul’s letter to the Galatians. In this study, Paul will use his own story to remind us that Jesus > Your Past.

Every single person has a story. And every person is important to God. And every story is important to God. That is why our past is called history. Because Jesus is real, every story is truly His Story. Like the Apostle Paul, many of us have pasts that are not neat and tidy. We have made mistakes. We have dishonored God. But our God is a God of redemption and forgiveness. Join us this weekend as we continue to study Paul’s letter to the Galatians. In this study, Paul will use his own story to remind us that Jesus > Your Past.

Every single person has a story. And every person is important to God. And every story is important to God. That is why our past is called history. Because Jesus is real, every story is truly His Story. Like the Apostle Paul, many of us have pasts that are not neat and tidy. We have made mistakes. We have dishonored God. But our God is a God of redemption and forgiveness. Join us this weekend as we continue to study Paul’s letter to the Galatians. In this study, Paul will use his own story to remind us that Jesus > Your Past.

The church in Galatia struggled with the exact same thing we do today - keeping Jesus first above everything else. But the Apostle Paul with his loving pastor's heart penned a letter that challenges and encourages all believers who want to get their priorities straight.

The church in Galatia struggled with the exact same thing we do today - keeping Jesus first above everything else. But the Apostle Paul with his loving pastor's heart penned a letter that challenges and encourages all believers who want to get their priorities straight.

The church in Galatia struggled with the exact same thing we do today - keeping Jesus first above everything else. But the Apostle Paul with his loving pastor's heart penned a letter that challenges and encourages all believers who want to get their priorities straight.

Here’s a phrase that will change your life: “We're in the middle chapters.” No matter what’s happening in our lives, we all need to be reminded sometimes that the story isn't finished. We haven’t seen the final chapters of our lives yet because God’s work is not yet done! And the circumstances that seem the most impossible to us are exactly the places God loves to make something beautiful happen. Don’t miss the conclusion of our Plot Twist series this Sunday! Together we’ll see that God’s work with the Jewish people is not yet finished, and his work isn’t finished with us either.

Here’s a phrase that will change your life: “We're in the middle chapters.” No matter what’s happening in our lives, we all need to be reminded sometimes that the story isn't finished. We haven’t seen the final chapters of our lives yet because God’s work is not yet done! And the circumstances that seem the most impossible to us are exactly the places God loves to make something beautiful happen. Don’t miss the conclusion of our Plot Twist series this Sunday! Together we’ll see that God’s work with the Jewish people is not yet finished, and his work isn’t finished with us either.

Nobody wants a boring life - we all want to be part of something extraordinary. And we’ll do almost anything to scratch that itch sometimes: travel, chase business ventures, try extreme sports - sometimes we even pursue things that can hurt us...but ultimately our longing for adventure, for something more, is God-given. Jesus invites each of us to a life of purpose and mission, and he’s even given us his Spirit to empower and prepare us for that mission. Join us this weekend as we discover how we can experience delight and purpose in a way we never have before!

Nobody wants a boring life - we all want to be part of something extraordinary. And we’ll do almost anything to scratch that itch sometimes: travel, chase business ventures, try extreme sports - sometimes we even pursue things that can hurt us...but ultimately our longing for adventure, for something more, is God-given. Jesus invites each of us to a life of purpose and mission, and he’s even given us his Spirit to empower and prepare us for that mission. Join us this weekend as we discover how we can experience delight and purpose in a way we never have before!

Salvation is one of those things we talk about all the time but almost never understand fully...and we wonder, does it even really matter if we can’t explain it? The thing is, how we’re saved spiritually has enormous implications for every single area of our lives. We all need to be saved, not just for eternal life, but from the messes we get ourselves in every day. Jesus wants to offer us hope in the here and now, in the very circumstances we find ourselves in presently! Join us this Sunday for a life transformation message that will change how you see everything.