The Theology of Margin and Mercy

Missionary Update: Bro. Jason Ottoson

Restoring Grace

In this message from Galatians 6:1–10, we discover what Gospel freedom truly looks like in the family of God. Paul reminds us that a Spirit-filled church is not made up of perfect people, but of believers who lovingly restore the fallen, carry one another's burdens, walk in humility, and accept personal responsibility before God. Rather than condemning those who stumble, the Gospel calls us to respond with grace, meekness, and sacrificial love—the same love Christ has shown us. Join us as we explore how the Holy Spirit transforms a church into a place of restoration, encouragement, and hope, where broken people experience the life-changing power of God's grace.

Missionary Update: Bro. Joshua Lovegrove

The War Within

In this message from Galatians 5:16–21, we discover that the greatest battle every Christian faces is not one found in the headlines, but the war raging within the heart. The Apostle Paul reveals the constant conflict between the flesh and the Spirit and reminds believers that victory is not found by trying harder or adding more rules, but by walking daily in dependence upon the Holy Spirit. As Paul exposes the destructive works of the flesh and contrasts them with a Spirit-controlled life, this sermon challenges us to examine who is winning the battle within. Whether the struggle is pride, anger, jealousy, selfishness, or temptation, God has provided the answer: stay close to Christ, walk in the Spirit, and experience the progressive victory that only He can give.

Free to Serve

In Galatians 5:1–15, Paul reminds us that the freedom Christ purchased for us was never meant to become an excuse for self-centered living, but an opportunity to love and serve others. True Christian liberty is found neither in legalism nor in license, but in a life transformed by God's grace. In this message, we'll see why freedom must be protected, how grace empowers us to obey rather than indulge the flesh, and why the clearest evidence that we understand the Gospel is a heart that willingly serves others in the love of Christ.