Gospel City Church

Paul warns the Galatians not to tolerate even a hint of legalism, and explains why it's so important to stand in the radical freedom of the Gospel.

How do you hold onto faith when there seems to be no hope or answer? In this special guest message from Pastor Craig Groeschel of LIFECHURCH.tv, we'll find out.

In this special message, Pastor Jeff takes a look at what the Bible says about the evidence of salvation in a person's life.

While the Judaizers harassed the Galatians with the question, "Are you a real son of Abraham or not?" Paul posed a more important question: "WHICH son of Abraham are you?" The answer is the difference between freedom and bondage...

After laying out his ironclad case for salvation by faith alone, Paul shifts gears and goes out of his way to make sure that his love for the Galatians doesn't get lost or overlooked in the midst of the difficult conversation they're having. Paul's example has a lot to teach us about loving people well, during times of necessary conflict.

Paul continues working his way through the implications of the Gospel by revealing the incredible truth that in addition to salvation, we have also received adoption into the family of God through faith in Jesus. We have been made full sons and daughters of God!

After explaining why the Law is powerless to save anybody, Paul tackles the obvious question, "Then what is the point of the Law?"

Reaching back to Habakkuk 2:4, "the just shall live by faith", Paul shares how God has saved us from the curse of the Law and instead won us the blessings of salvation by faith.

In this special guest message from Pastor Craig Groeschel, we'll look at what to do when you're waiting on God... and nothing seems to be happening.

In his letter to the Galatians, the Apostle Paul moves on to his teaching on grace. Specifically, justification by faith - the glorious truth that we are not saved by anything we do but solely by faith in what Jesus has done.

When Peter visits Paul's church in Antioch, he falls back into a works-based salvation doctrine, and Paul has to get in his face to lovingly set the record straight about how we are saved.

Continuing his personal testimony, Paul shares with the Galatians what happened when he went up to Jerusalem to meet with the Apostles and settle the issue of whether we are saved by grace or by works.

To encourage the believers in Galatia and refute the false accusations of the Judaizers, Paul shares his testimony and the story of his personal encounter with the radical grace of God.

You can please people or please God. You can offend people or offend God. Using the example of a bondservant, Paul encourages and challenges us with what it means to truly live for Jesus.

Paul comes out firing, right off the bat, in his passionate letter to the Galatian believers. Because they had begun returning to a performance-based belief system, Paul reminds them of the true Gospel - that God has done everything to secure our salvation.

In this message we dive into the subject of family identity and values, and look at the vision statement that every Christian family is called to...

In this message we talk about the best approach to take when it comes to parenting, guiding, correcting, and disciplining the children God has entrusted to us.

In Part 1 of this series we check in on our marriages, and a couple of the most important things couples can do to keep their relationship healthy...

As Paul wraps up his his second letter to the Thessalonians, he includes some challenging yet practical commands regarding the believer and work, and one of the great encouragements in all of Scripture - "do not grow weary in doing good."

After reminding the Thessalonian believers that the Day of the Lord will not begin until the Church has been raptured and Antichrist revealed, Paul goes on to explain exactly why the world will follow after Antichrist and respond positively to his claim to be God.

In this overview of how the Bible describes reality, we'll examine the Christian worldview in the format of a story...

Paul seeks to clear up the Thessalonians' confusion over the timing of end times events by reminding them that 2 very specific things must take place before the Day of the Lord can begin...

Paul's second epistle to the Thessalonians begins with him encouraging them that the trials they're persevering through prove the authenticity of their faith. We'll take a look at how we're to approach trials in our own lives, and learn why we might need to change the way we pray in those difficult seasons...

As Paul closes his first letter to the Thessalonians, he reminds them of several instructions - "commandments" - that he previously shared with them. Simple, yet profound, they contain some crucial counsel on how to have a healthy church and a vibrant individual relationship with the Lord.

In Part 3 of our study on the Rapture of the Church, we'll learn about "the day of the Lord". We'll also read an incredible statement from the Apostle Paul about the wrath of God, which will clear up all kinds of confusion related to the end times.