South Bay Chapel Podcast

In our opening sermon, we tackle the questions that has shipwrecked the faith of countless Christians: "Why do bad things happen to good people?" We look to the Word of God for our answer.

"I bear on my body the marks of Jesus."-Paul (Galatians 6:17) As we close our Galatians sermon series, we focus on an oft overlooked verse, and learn how even the scars of our past tell of the goodness of Jesus.

Sharing. A fundamental of life and one of the first lessons we learn as kids. But it does not end there; sharing is vital to the community of Jesus. Explore Galatians 6:6-10 and learn gospel-based sharing!

The "Church" is not a place you to, but a family brought together under Jesus. and just like in our own families, sometimes we have to call each other out on stuff. Like sin. Here's ho to do so without sinning, too.

Ahhh...the epic battle between the Spirit and the flesh. How can we win this battle? Hint: Jesus.

Freedom is a mega-theme of Galatians, especially ch. 5. Gust speaker Ben Bailey brings us the Gospel-the freedom God gives to us through Jesus.

A little leaven makes it hard to run well. What is the leaven Paul is talking about? How can we run well?

Waiting is hard enough, but "eagerly waiting"? That's how we are to wait for Jesus.

Jesus is "The Christ", the Anointed One of God, sent by God the Father to save you. The question is, is He your Christ? If Jesus isn't your Christ, then who or what is?

For freedom, Christ has set us free. But what has He set us free from?

Your desires reveal your God. What are your desires?

When the world sees you, do they see Jesus or Religion?

Galatians, The Return Of The Gospel - Part 13 "Known By God" by South Bay Chapel

Religion makes you a slave. Jesus make you a son or daughter.

We are one, united under the Lordship of Jesus. In the same way individual grains of sand make up a beach, individual Christians make up the church.

Many read the Bible as a book of rules that, when followed, leads to a life of blessing. Paul tells the Galatians that those who return to the Law are under a curse. So what do we do?

"Those of Faith"-a key phrase Paul uses in Galatians ch. 3. Is that you?

O Foolish Galatians! THats the charge from the Apostle Paul, after going through chapters 1 & 2 of Galatians. Why? Listen and find out.

After sharing 3 experiences with the early church, Paul reestablishes the Gospel in the church he started.

How does the Bible describe the roles and duties of a shepherd?