River of Life Church Long Prairie (Audio)

When we have powerful moments with God, we can feel all the things, the emotions, etc. It is hard not to want to constantly experience that again, and we tend to seek out things or ways to experience them again. More often than not the danger is that soon our relationship with God is only built on those experiences.

This week we wrap up our study of the letter of Galatians by simply reading the entire letter.

Worship. So many times we may sing in a service. Maybe you have even asked why we worship. How should we worship? We take a look at one of David's psalms to understand why it is important, we also look at the different ways we can posture ourselves in worship to God.

Have you ever wanted to experience and hear from God more? What if that was possible; are you willing to make a place to stay for God?

Looking at the end of the letter of Galatians we take a look a how the apostle Paul wraps it all up by bringing it all back to what really matters.

This week we look at Galatians 6. Conflict is a part of life, it's inevitable. So how are we to handle conflict, and what does it look like to handle conflict led by the Spirit?

This week we look at the fruit of the Spirit. What was the apostle Paul wanting us to understand about the fruit of the Spirit? How can we achieve these virtues or attributes?

This week we look at Galatians chapter 5. Paul is laying out the idea of moving from the law vs. faith to the flesh vs the spirit. We look at what living in the flesh looks like and the strong message Paul has for choosing to live in this way.

This week we wrap up some of the key ideas of the first half of the letter of Galatians. Paul uses yet another analogy to help us understand that the law was temporary and why we shouldn't go back to it.

Continuing in our series of the letter of Galatians we look at chapters 3 & 4. In those chapters, the apostle Paul dives into a deep theological conversation with the Galatians. The subject of faith vs works. What is faith? What is works?

Continuing in our Galatians series, we look at Paul's frustration with the new believers in Galatia. He cannot understand why they are going back to the old ways. We have the same tendency....so how do we change that, how do we not go back?

We are continuing in our series on the letter of Galatians. We look at Galatians 2:11-14 and why Paul and Peter have a disagreement.