If you were to summarize the entire book of Galatians in one word, it's this: freedom. Yet that's not often the word we would use to describe our walk with God. Why is that?

When C.S. Lewis was asked what belief was unique to the Christian faith, his response was "Oh, that's easy. It's grace." We kick off our new series entitled Set Free, which is a study of the book of Galatians. One could summarize the entire book of Galatians with this phrase: Freedom through Grace. Join us for this replay as Pastor Skyler walks through Galatians 1, sharing what grace really is and why we so easily miss the profound importance of grace in our daily life.

The world can be a scary place, and life has a way of handing out fears that can keep us up at night. But in a sea of threatening voices, one voice brings peace. The Bible tells us over and over, “Fear Not!” and points us in the direction to tackle our fears and live the life God designed for us.

The world can be a scary place, and life has a way of handing out fears that can keep us up at night. But in a sea of threatening voices, one voice brings peace. The Bible tells us over and over, “Fear Not!” and points us in the direction to tackle our fears and live the life God designed for us.

The world can be a scary place, and life has a way of handing out fears that can keep us up at night. But in a sea of threatening voices, one voice brings peace. The Bible tells us over and over, “Fear Not!” and points us in the direction to tackle our fears and live the life God designed for us.

The world can be a scary place, and life has a way of handing out fears that can keep us up at night. But in a sea of threatening voices, one voice brings peace. The Bible tells us over and over, “Fear Not!” and points us in the direction to tackle our fears and live the life God designed for us.

Over the last four weeks we've talked about God's design for church as laid out in the Bible. In this final message of our Heart for the House series, Pastor Skyler and Pastor Andrew share how Heritage Church seeks to align with God's design. This service represents a condensed version of our Discover Heritage class that we encourage you to take to learn more.

Jesus came to this earth for one reason and one reason only: to do what we could not do on our own. Jesus did not go to the cross to make us more religious. He came to reconcile us to Him. That's the message of the Bible. It's not a book of good advice. It's the Good News. We continue our Heart for the House series with this message from Acts 15. Pastor Skyler shows how a dispute in the early church teaches us today about being a church of both truth and grace.