Faith Presbyterian Church PCA (Clinton, LA)

In a world often focused on outward appearances, what does "True Spirituality" really look like? Drawing from Galatians 6:1-6, this sermon explores the practical expressions of a Spirit-led life.

This Sunday, Pastor Steve delivered a sermon titled "Living by the Spirit," drawing from Galatians 5:1–15. Listen in as he explains what it means to truly walk in freedom, guided by the Holy Spirit, and how to navigate the challenges of living a life set apart for Christ. Be reminded of the practical wisdom within this passage and be encouraged to embrace a life that abounds with the fruit of the Spirit.

Pastor Steve's sermon on Galatians 5:16-26 highlighted that walking by the Spirit is essential to avoid indulging the desires of the flesh. He explained the constant internal battle between the two, emphasizing that being led by the Spirit—a clear sign of saving faith—means we're no longer bound by the law. This leading of the Spirit, and the fruit it produces, is the unmistakable mark of a true Christian.

What does it truly mean to walk by the Spirit? In this message from Galatians 5:16-26, we'll dive into the powerful contrast between living by the Spirit and giving in to the desires of the flesh. Our primary focus this week is the temptations and sins of the flesh.

Join Pastor Steve as he preaches from Galatians 5:1-15, exploring the incredible freedom we have in Christ—free from sin's power and free to worship, serve, and bear fruit for Jesus.

Pastor Steve's sermon from Galatians 4:1-7, 21-31 focuses on Paul's unwavering message: salvation is received by faith alone. We are left to consider Paul’s crucial question: "Does God know you?"

Curious about how God's promise to Abraham impacts us today? Listen in as Pastor Steve explains from Galatians 3:15-29! God’s Word reveals how this ancient promise truly unites all believers, Jew and Gentile, in Christ. Our Great God makes no distinction among sinners when it comes to salvation!

Pastor Steve's sermon on Galatians 3:1-14 underscores Paul's strong rebuke to those abandoning the true faith for works. Just as Abraham received righteousness through faith, in the same way, all believers (his children)—Jew and Gentile alike—are made righteous by faith alone.The Law serves to reveal sin, but only Christ's sacrifice, received by faith, redeems us from its curse.

Galatians 2:15-21 profoundly declares: we are justified—made righteous—by faith alone, not by anything we do.  Our righteousness comes solely through trusting in Jesus' sacrifice and so our standing with God rests entirely on His grace, and not on our performance. We are freed from striving, empowered to live out of gratitude for His finished work on the cross.

Pastor Steve's sermon on Galatians 2:1–14 emphasizes that the gospel message extends to both Jews and Gentiles. He highlights how Paul and Barnabas’s ministry, which proclaimed salvation through faith without the need for circumcision, was fully affirmed by Peter, James, John, and other apostles.

Join us as we consider the introduction to Paul's letter to the Galatians.

In this sermon covering Matthew 16:1–4, Pastor Tony challenges us to consider both the wonder of human understanding, and its limits. He further urges us to consider and take to heart the folly of human pride.

Join us as we continue in our Ephesians study, exploring the many treasures God's Word holds out to us.

In this passage we further consider our union with Christ and how that plays out in our interactions with one another. We are to reject falsehood, put away anger, work honestly, speak kindly, forgive readily, and imitate God's love. We are called to live as one body, reflecting Christ's sacrifice.

Focused on Matthew 15:21–31, "Crumbs from the Master's Table," considers a difficult Biblical text. Grounded in a prayerful approach Pastor Tony exhorts us to read closely to meet objections, read for beauty, connect the Bible to itself, and make meaningful application as we read.