· Whitley County, Indiana
We are not justified by our love for God. Instead, the gospel says we are justified by God’s love for us. Pastor Nate Harlan continues his series on Galatians.
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The law was never given to justify us. Instead, it was given to be a teacher and guardian. This is one reason the doctrine of “faith alone” is so crucial.
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True love offends. When a brother — even an apostle — sins publicly, it is often the most loving thing to do to correct him publicly.
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How you treat the people in your own congregation testifies to your salvation. Pastor Nate Harlan says that especially in times of great stress, unity must be a front-burner issue for the saints.
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The goal of false brothers is to enslave the church. As Pastor Nate Harlan explains, it is never unloving for the church’s shepherd to defend the truth against a lie and drive the wolves away.
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The Apostle Paul faced accusations that he was not a true apostle and was instead inventing a new gospel. Pastor Nate Harlan explains why Paul’s defense of his own apostleship was so important for the early church — and for us.
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What is the gospel? The answer to the question defines the difference between children of God and idolators. Listen as Pastor Nate Harlan starts his sermon series on Paul’s letter to the Galatians.
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As Peter wraps up his final words to the church, he says we must be diligent in what we believe and how we obey. Listen as Pastor Nate Harlan brings his series on Peter’s epistles to a close.
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What does the Apostle Peter mean by “the day of the Lord”? It’s a pressing question because the answer helps us determine what kind of people we should be. Pastor Nate Harlan continues his series on 2 Peter.
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God has not promised that our lives will continue tomorrow. We live before Him day by day. The only way to be prepared for death is to trust in Christ now.
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