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The Answer to All Anxious Thoughts

The religious leaders in the time of the gospel writers refused God’s answer to the problem of pain, loss, fear and confusion in society. God did not send more spiritual tools, or deep mysteries to discover. John 5: 37-47 makes it clear what God’s solution was and the questions proposed in that passage are still relevant to us today.

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Theology that Inspires Trust in God

The challenges and hardships that we face in life can often leave us with questions about God and why life seems to be so hard. Understanding what Jesus accomplished at the cross will lead the way to living a life that is free to trust Him in all areas, even the places we are scared to go. It inspires us to surrender our whole lives to Him.

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Let Me Boast About this One Thing | Galatians 6:11-16

There are lots of things that we boast about, but to the Apostle Paul, only one thing was worth it. Paul wanted to glory in how he was changed and set free through his inclusion with Christ on the cross, making him a new creation. Pastor Ross explains how this truth will change how you see God, yourself, and the world around you.

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Why Giving is Different from Tithing | Galatians 6:6

Giving money in the church can be an awkward conversation. And yet in nearly every epistle from the Apostle Paul, he talks about the value and importance of giving. Pastor Ross explains from the letter to the Galatians, why we don’t practice tithing in the church today, and why it is important to give and the freedom that comes with it.

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Our Rights and Responsibilities are Connected | Galatians 6:2-5

It is not good for man to be alone. That was God’s judgement of Adam when he was alone in the garden. We were created for community, for it is through a community where God provides and cares for us. Where other believers come along and carry the burdens and struggles alongside us. But this is not an invitation to passivity. For there is a connection between our rights and our responsibilities that we must never forget.

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