God is faithful to His covenant and sees, hears, and knows His people. He will raise up a Redeemer for His people in His time.

In faithfulness to His covenant promises, God sovereignly redeems His people from affliction through surprising means.

Love should compel us to use our gifts to help others know God better.

God first loved us in Christ, therefore we love the body. Without love, we cannot build together.

In God's wisdom, He has joined us as one body that we might love and serve one another as fellow members of the body.

Christians rejoice in God because He has revealed Himself, invited us in and will keep every promise in Jesus.

God's holiness in His power, authority, justice and mercy should lead us to worship Him in Spirit and in truth.

God's holiness in His power, authority, justice and mercy should lead us to worship Him in Spirit and in truth.

All creation rejoices in the righteous rule of the Lord.

Your whole self should join the whole of creation in worship of the coming King.

Jesus is God's Son who was crucified for us.

As God’s people, we boast in the cross and not in the world.

God graciously works in us by His Spirit to do good. Let us keep in step with the Spirit by loving and doing good to one another.

The Law is powerless to change us, but in the Gospel, Christians grow as they continue in the Spirit, crucify the flesh and cultivate fruit.

For freedom Christ has set us free. We should stand firm, not submit again to a yoke of slavery and serve one another through love.

Legalism leads to slavery but the gospel leads to freedom. We remember God's grace to us in the gospel and continue to rely only on it alone for our salvation.

God has saved us by His gracious initiative. Let us not turn away from the gospel message and discern true gospel messengers.

Sonship is central to our identity as believers. Through Christ, God is our Father. We can draw near to God as His children and live out our unity in Christ.

The law reveals our sin and shows us our need to be justified by faith alone in the promised seed of Abraham, Jesus Christ.

Since we cannot be right with God by obeying the law, we turn to Jesus.

The sermon, “What Do You Rely On?” was from Galatians 3:1-14.

The sermon, “Keep in Step with the Gospel” was from Galatians 2:11-21.