Blairsville Church of Christ

Often the Great Commission, to bring the Gospel to all, can feel like an intimidating responsibility. In this message, as we begin this series, we are challenged to start with just one. Just focus on seeking one person in our lives who is lost and in need of Christ. As we go through this series, we will talk about several types of lost people. Today, we begin with The One Who Has Wandered.

As we conclude our series on the Light that makes this season special, we look specifically at how Christ has come already and is coming again soon!

The dark and uncertain times often induce stress and fear. When the Light of Christ comes into our darkness, it brings a peace that is beyond understanding. In this message, we look at that peace and are encouraged to allow the peace of Christ to reign in our hearts.

When it's dark and you're trying to navigate uncertain times, it. can feel hopeless. When light breaks in, hope is found! In this message, we are encouraged to trust the Light of Christ that brings us true hope!

We have been called to spread the Gospel and make disciples. Not just those around us, but to the world. In this message, Brother Truman brings an encouraging word for us to obey our calling and reach the nations!

With all this talk about freedom, we ask and answer the question: What now? The apostle Paul gives clear instruction in Galatians 5, "STAND FIRM!" Don't go back to the chains that once held you captive. In this message, we not only talk about the need to stand firm in our freedom, but how to receive that freedom, if we haven't yet. Freedom is freely available to all, it's up to us if we will take...

What are you really building your life on? When our identity rests on success, approval, or control, it never holds. In this message, we are pointed back to the only foundation that doesn’t shift — the cross of Christ, where we are made new by grace alone.

What should we do when someone stumbles or struggles under the weight of life? In this weeks message, we learn that freedom in Christ means lifting one another with gentleness, sharing the load, and walking together toward the eternal treasure He’s promised.

What does it mean to “live by the Spirit”? This message from Galatians 5:13–26 walks through Paul’s teaching on the purpose of Christian freedom, the tension between flesh and Spirit, and the transformation that happens when our lives stay rooted in God’s love.

Too many of us live like we still have to earn God’s approval, working hard to prove ourselves instead of walking in the freedom Christ already gave us. In Galatians 5, Paul reminds us that freedom isn’t the end of effort... it’s the beginning of Spirit-led living. In this message, discover what it means to stand firm in grace, pursue righteousness by faith, and never go back to the chains Christ...

This week, Aaron Stanley filled the pulpit and brought us a message on revival! He explores what revival is and what it means in our lives, while challenging us to take hold of what God desires to do in and through us.

Too many of us approach God like employees with a boss—checking boxes, fearing mistakes, and hoping we’ve done enough to earn His approval. But Paul reminds us in Galatians 4 that the gospel changes everything. We’re not slaves under rules; we’re sons and daughters welcomed into a relationship. In this message, discover what it means to cry out “Abba, Father” and live with the security, intimacy,...

What does it really mean to be free in Christ? Paul says it’s more than just walking out of prison, it’s being welcomed into God’s family. In this message we unpack how faith in Jesus moves us from captivity to adoption, tears down the walls that divide us, and gives us a seat at the table as heirs with Christ.

We all want to know we’re right with God. But Paul says in Galatians 2 that if we try to measure up by our own goodness, we’re stepping on a broken scale—it’ll never tell us the truth. In this message, we look at what it really means to be justified by faith in Christ, not by works of the law, and how that changes our identity, our obedience, and our freedom.

In this message from Galatians 1:11–24, we look at Paul’s story of transformation by God’s grace. Once zealous for religion and rules, Paul discovered the Gospel that comes directly from Christ—not from man. His life reminds us that true freedom isn’t found in effort or tradition, but in the grace of God that transforms lives and points all glory back to Him.

In the early church at Galatia (modern-day Turkey), some were distorting the Gospel by adding extra rules and conditions that God never intended. In this message, we see the Apostle Paul fighting for the Galatian believers to remember that true freedom is found in Christ alone. The Gospel they had already received from Paul and the other apostles was and still is the only true Gospel. We do not ne...

The Gospel isn’t just good news for the us... it’s good news for everyONE. In this message, we look at how Jesus brings real freedom to our lives, and how that freedom isn’t meant to be kept to ourselves. Through stories, found in the Bible and in the world today, we’re reminded that Christ came to rescue the one. And now calls us to share that same freedom with others.

Our calling as followers of Christ is simple: Get the word out. The Gospel. But often we forget that calling and we can even overcomplicate or oversimplify the Gospel. In this message, Donovan reminds us that we should never forget our mission or the message we bring. The Gospel is The GOOD NEWS that needs to be shared. Let us never forget that calling!

The Church, as described in the New Testament, was more than just a gathering of people. It was a community united for a revolutionary cause. They were not successful because of the efforts of any individual, but because of their dedication to Christ and His people. In this message, we look at the importance of the Church and how we can use it to change the world.

Genuinely following Jesus isn't a cake walk. Thankfully, Jesus doesn't call us to a following Him without equipping us with the tools necessary for the journey. The main tool, or gift, is The Spirit! In this message, we talk about The Spirit and how He can help us fulfill our calling of following Jesus and making Him known to the world around us.

Following Christ comes with a significant cost. We’re called to take up our cross daily, living with devotion and intention, not perfection. This week’s message explores the importance of truly counting the cost before committing to Christ, and what it means to live with purpose as we follow Him.

We’ve all had our Jonah moments... running from God and His calling. This week, Donovan uses the story of Jonah and the truth of Psalm 139 to remind us: you can run from your calling, but you can’t outrun God. And here’s the good news: YOU DON'T NEED TO. His presence isn’t a place to fear… it’s where you’ll finally find rest!

In this week’s message, Donovan reminds us that like young Samuel, we need to learn how to hear and recognize God’s voice in a noisy world.

We all struggle with feeling like we’ll never be enough. Not strong enough, smart enough, or experienced enough. But God doesn’t call us to rely on our own strength. This week, Donovan encourages us to trust that it’s by God’s power that we can live out His calling. We are not enough... and that’s okay. Our God is!

As we begin our series CALLED Together and SENT Out , Donovan challenges us to see that we were never meant to do life alone — we need community with one another and God.