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Pastor Rob Ketterling continues our Galatians series by looking at where the power to follow Jesus really comes from. It's not about trying harder—it's about living by God's grace and walking with the Holy Spirit every day.

Pastor Davey Collins unpacks Galatians 2, revealing how the gospel of grace gives us a new identity in Christ. Discover why grace—not legalism—is the foundation of our freedom and salvation.

Pastor Rob Ketterling begins our study through Galatians by reminding us that the gospel never changes. In Galatians 1, we see that salvation is by grace through Jesus Christ alone—we don't add to Jesus or edit God's truth to fit culture.

Ben Peterson explores what it means to faithfully follow Jesus in a generation marked by rapid cultural change, advancing technology and growing spiritual tension. Through the stories of Babel and the words of Jesus, he challenges us to seek God's Kingdom first, remove the distractions keeping us from Him and live from our identity in Christ. Discover how to stand firm in the moment God has called you to and live with purpose in the days ahead.

John Bevere shares a powerful message on the second coming of Jesus, reminding us that the hope of Jesus’ return is meant to shape how we live today. Through Scripture, he challenges us to fix our minds on heaven, remain faithful in our walk with God and live with the urgency of those eagerly awaiting their King.

Pastor Rob concludes our Jonah series by exploring the surprising final chapter of Jonah’s story. While Nineveh repents and receives God’s mercy, Jonah struggles with a heart that values comfort over compassion. Pastor Rob challenges us to examine our own hearts, embrace God’s grace for others and learn to love what God loves.

Pastor Logan shared how Jonah’s story reveals God’s heart for restoration, second chances, and repentance. After running from God’s call, Jonah discovered that the same God he fled from was the God who rescued him, reminding us that no failure is final and no one is beyond the reach of God’s mercy. Salvation belongs to the Lord, and through Jesus, God’s grace continues to pursue and transform lives.

Pastor Rob shared how Jonah’s story reveals our tendency to resist God’s voice and run from difficult obedience. Yet even in the storm, God pursues us with relentless grace, using challenges to expose what we’ve hidden and offering mercy before we deserve it. No matter how far we run, God’s grace reaches farther.

Pastor Rob explored how forgiveness moves beyond releasing an offense and into the possibility of restoration, reconciliation and healing. Through Scripture and practical wisdom, he challenged us to become reconcilers, trust God with the process and allow redeemed relationships to become powerful testimonies of the gospel at work.

Pastor Rob continued the Selah series with Part 2, focusing on the significance of Pentecost Sunday and why we celebrate it. He also emphasized the power of praise and prayer, encouraging us to draw closer and lean in.