A Force For Good: Galatians 6:6-10

A Force For Good: Galatians 6:6-10

This past Sunday, Mitch Tidwell taught from Galatians 6:6–10, reminding us that we reap what we sow. As we sow seeds in the Spirit through our thoughts, actions, and obedience to God, He produces lasting fruit in our lives. Paul encourages us not to grow weary in doing good, trusting that God will bring a harvest in His perfect timing.

What's Keeping You from the Harvest God Desires for You?

This past Sunday, Pastor Mark Strong taught from the Parable of the Sower in Mark 4, reminding us that the condition of our hearts matters. Like soil receiving a seed, our hearts must be ready for God’s Word to take deep root and produce a harvest. As we follow Jesus, He grows Christlike character in us and gives us a heart to help others follow Him. God desires to cultivate good soil in our lives—one that bears lasting fruit and points others to Jesus.

Walking with Jesus

This past Sunday, Pastor Ken Abramson reminded us that walking with Jesus transforms the way we live. Looking at Psalm 23 and Lamentations 3, we were encouraged that God's steadfast love never ceases, His mercies are new every morning, and His presence gives us hope in every season. As we walk closely with Jesus, He restores our souls, leads us faithfully, and transforms us into people who help others walk with Him.

BLESS: Share Your Story

This past Sunday, Pastor Chris Millar taught the final S in the BLESS series, Share Your Story, reminding us that when the good news of Jesus becomes the best news in our lives, we will share it with others. Looking at Jesus’ encounter with the woman at the well in John 4, we saw how one person’s encounter with Jesus led many others to believe. Like the woman who went and told her town about Jesus, we are invited to share the best news with those God has placed around us.

BLESS: Service

This past Sunday, Pastor Aaron Sanders taught the first S in the BLESS series, Service, reminding us that service is sacrificial love for the glory of God and the good of others. From Galatians 6:2–5, we were reminded of the difference between burdens that are too heavy to carry alone and the personal responsibilities each of us are called to carry. Like the friends who brought the paralytic to Jesus, we are invited to lovingly step into the burdens of others, willing to be inconvenienced for their good, while still honoring the responsibility God has given each person.