Galatians
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Boast in Christ Alone — Galatians 6:11‑18
How do we place our confidence in Christ alone? How may we remain true to the Gospel under the threat of persecution? Pastor Harlan concludes his series on Galatians. Listen […]
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God Is Not Mocked — Galatians 6:6‑10
Pastor Nate Harlan speaks on the apostle Paul’s teachings concerning how Christians ought to treat the shepherds over them. Listen above, download the audio file here, or watch the video […]
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Bearing Burdens — Galatians 6:2‑5
Pastor Nate Harlan explains what it means to bear each other’s burdens in light of how our Lord Jesus bore our burdens on Himself. Listen above, download the audio file […]
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Restore Each Other — Galatians 6:1
Pastor Nate Harlan preaches on the Christian duty of confronting each other’s sin, and the important role restoring each other plays in the spiritual life of believers. Listen above, download […]
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The Works of the Flesh — Galatians 5:19‑21
Paul tells us that those who gratify the flesh will not enter the kingdom of God. Pastor Nate Harlan walks through what the works of the flesh are and how […]
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The Fruit of the Spirit — Galatians 5:22‑26
Most Christians know the fruit of the Spirit by heart. But how can we be certain that we are producing them, and what is their significance in the life of […]
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Walk by the Spirit — Galatians 5:13‑18
We Christians are called to not gratify the desires of the flesh. But what does it mean for us to instead walk in the Spirit? Pastor Nate Harlan continues his […]
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The Offense of the Cross — Galatians 5:7‑12
If you have love for Christ, you will love the sheep and hate the wolves. This is especially true for the men called to be shepherds of God’s people. Hear […]
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Severed from Christ — Galatians 5:1‑6
We can never do enough to justify ourselves in the sight of God. So why is works-righteousness so attractive? Hear Pastor Nate Harlan preach in his continuing series on the […]
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Two Jerusalems — Galatians 4:21‑31
How does the Apostle Paul connect the story of Sarah and Hagar to the idea that we cannot be justified by works of the law but must be justified by […]