Join us for our final lesson on Galatians!

Join us as we explore Galatians 6:6-10, where Demara unpacks Paul's powerful agricultural metaphor — what we sow, we will reap — and addresses the universal challenge of trying to earn salvation through our own righteousness rather than relying on God's grace. This study examines the warning against "sowing to the flesh," the promise of "sowing to the Spirit" and reaping eternal life, finding strength when we grow weary in doing good, and practical ways to care for our community of faith, all while discovering how the Gospel frees us from the burden of self-justification and empowers us to live in genuine community where God's strength is made perfect in our weakness.

Join us as we explore Galatians 6:-15, where we discover what it means to live in authentic Christian community. Through Paul's beautiful instruction to "bear one another's burdens," we'll learn how the Spirit empowers us to walk alongside each other with gentleness, humility, and love. Whether you're struggling with your own burdens or seeking to support others in theirs, this study reveals how our heavenly Father designed us to journey together as a family. Come experience the freedom and joy that comes when we fulfill the law of Christ by carrying each other's loads on our path toward our eternal home.

Join us for part two of "Walking in the Spirit" with a focus on "Cultivating the Fruit." Exploring Galatians 5:22-26, we'll discover how the fruit of the Spirit isn't a checklist but a transformative journey that happens over time through our connection with Christ. You'll learn how love forms the foundation for all spiritual growth, why unity matters in our community, and practical ways to keep in step with the Spirit daily. Come explore how being led by the Spirit can heal relationships, transform character, and help us grow in ways we might not even notice until we look back and see how far we've come.

Join us as we continue our study of Galatians, exploring how the Spirit of God transforms our lives. After examining the Christian conflict between flesh and spirit, we'll move into the beautiful fruit that emerges when we walk by the Spirit. If you've been wondering how to experience true freedom in Christ, this message will provide practical insights into living a Spirit-led life that conquers the flesh and produces lasting fruit.

Join us as we explore the powerful message of freedom in Christ through our study of Galatians 5:13-15. In this passage, Paul reminds us that we are called to be free - not to indulge our selfish desires, but to serve one another humbly in love. Discover how true freedom from sin leads to grateful obedience, and learn what it means to take on Christ's yoke that is "easy and light" rather than the heavy burden of legalism. We'll unpack how loving God completely overflows into loving our neighbors, creating purpose and peace in our lives. Come experience the beautiful balance of grace and obedience that Paul passionately shares with the Galatian church and with us today.

We invite you to join us for "Finish the Race," a powerful exploration of Galatians 5:7-12. In this study, Paul reminds us that we've been called to run a race of faith expressed through love, warning that even small falsehoods can hinder our journey. Like a marathon runner who must stay on course, we're challenged to remain focused on Christ and the freedom He provides, resisting the voices that would lead us astray. Together, we'll discover how to navigate life's obstacles without compromising the truth of the Gospel. Come explore what it means to run well in the race God has set before us.

Join us for a powerful exploration of Galatians 5:1-6, where we'll unpack Paul's timeless message about true freedom in Christ. Together, we'll discover what it means to stand firm in our faith, embrace God's grace, and experience the transformative power of living in authentic spiritual freedom. Whether you're wrestling with legalism, seeking deeper understanding, or simply wanting to grow in your faith journey, this Bible study will offer fresh insights into how we can walk in the liberty Christ has secured for us.