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2025 Theme: Walk By The Spirit

Young parents enthusiastically cheer and celebrate their toddler’s first steps! When we learn to stand up and step out after an injury, surgery, or illness, we lean upon physical therapists encouraging and helping us to get back on our feet. If we stumble or slip or otherwise lose our footing, we gain a fresh appreciation for the simple art of walking well.

So it resonates within our own hearts when we hear Paul urging the Galatians and us to walk by the Spirit—to lean completely, comprehensively, and collectively upon the Spirit’s enabling presence (5:16). We who once walked in sinful practices with the world’s values are now set free by Jesus so that we might keep in step with the Spirit. The gospel of our Father’s marvelous grace that saves us by faith in his Son also sanctifies us for faithfulness through his Spirit.

Current Sermon Series: Keep In Step With The Spirit (January - May)

Current Sermon Series: Thrive By God's Spirit (May - July)

Current Sermon Series: Worship In The Spirit (July - September)

Current Sermon Series: A Dwelling Place For God's Spirit (September - December)

Current Sermon Series: The Spirit Of Christmas (December)

Current Sermon Series: Keep In Step With The Spirit (January - May)

Current Sermon Series: Thrive By God's Spirit (May - July)

Current Sermon Series: Worship In The Spirit (July-September)

Current Sermon Series: The Spirit Of Christmas (December)

Current Sermon Series: Dwelling Place For God's Spirit (September-November)

Being united in Christ, we are being built together into a dwelling place for God by the Spirit (Ephesians 2:22). Graciously and collectively, the Father resides in us through the indwelling presence of his Spirit by virtue of our shared allegiance to his Son. So as a sacred temple of the Holy Spirit, we can now glorify God in all that we are and all that we do through the Lord Jesus Christ.

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All together on the same page, the Father miraculously sends his own Son into the world with the powerful presence and clarifying witness of the Holy Spirit. Along with enabling Mary's supernatural virginal conception (Luke 1:35), the Holy Spirit also speaks to and through those who readily serve the Lord and tirelessly wait for his promised Messiah (like Mary and Simeon). Mercifully and personally, the same Spirit moves in our hearts today to underscore the eternal significance of the Word becoming flesh to dwell among us.

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Through the Old Testament collection of Psalms, we discover how much God loves to hear us sing—especially songs that publicly affirm our unwavering devotion to him. Regardless of where we are, what we think, who we battle, why we struggle, and how we feel, the Spirit helps us, like the original musicians/worshipers, to convey a wholehearted trust in him and his plan, even before everything makes sense to us.

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Along with graciously saving us through faith in his Son, our Father powerfully sanctifies us for faithfulness through his Spirit. So rather than yielding to the impulses of our sinful nature, the Holy Spirit empowers us to flourish as a godly community. As our not-yet-believing friends encounter the fresh flavors of God’s Spiritual fruit in our sacred family (qualities like robust love, resilient joy, and reconciling peace), they will be more receptive to personally taste the good news of a Savior who loved them and gave himself up for them.

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Whether it's a family, a tour group, or a class of students, it's challenging to keep everyone together. We all have different walking paces. While some march ahead of the pack, others lag behind. Wherever we go, it's important for us to remain close to the leader if we want to get to the right place. As Paul writes the Galatian churches, we learn that some are in serious jeopardy for themselves and others as they chart their own path to a different gospel. The divinely-inspired solution: rather than marching ahead or lagging behind, keep in step with the Spirit. By sticking close to the Holy Spirit, we uphold the gospel of God's grace and display the evidence of Jesus' victory.

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