The Apostle Paul wrote the Book of Galatians for a specific purpose, to encourage the Galatian believers to reject the legalistic demands of the Judaizers and to embrace the gospel of freedom in the Spirit. Galatians is a book of hope and freedom in which Paul explains how to gain both.

In this series, we will learn how to walk and live in the peace that Jesus' sacrafice truly allows for all of us.  Grace is a gift we cannot forget about as we share the love of Christ to others. In the book of Exodus, God miraculously provides for His people. He rescues them from slavery and leads them into a new life – a life with God living among them. Early in Exodus, God identifies Himself to Moses as, “I AM.” Exodus is not about a God of the past or a God of the dead, but about the living God is the same today as He always has been and always will be. By studying Exodus, we learn how God works with His people and how will be at work in our lives today.