No Compromising | Galatians 1:6-12

In this opening message of our new Galatians sermon series, we explore why the gospel must never be altered and why every believer is called to be a faithful messenger of Christ's good news. Paul's urgent letter to the Galatians reminds us that there is only one gospel — and the consequences of changing it are severe.

KEY POINTS:

- The Message never changes — the gospel offends our pride, our wisdom, and our knowledge

- The Messenger better not change the Message — if we mess with the message, we mess with God

- You are a walking messenger for Jesus — read, study, and hide God's Word in your heart

- Everyone leaves a legacy — your influence matters more than you realize

SCRIPTURE: Galatians 1:6-12

Just like a broken bridge keeps us from the other side, sin keeps us from God — but God has made a bridge for us, and that bridge is Jesus Christ. People have no greater need than Jesus, and we have no greater message to share.

From First Methodist Church Wetumpka

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It Takes Two to Tango | 1 John 4:7-12

With Valentine's Day approaching, this week's message explores what it truly means to love one another in marriage and in every relationship through the lens of God's unfailing love.

KEY POINTS — Keys to a Happy Marriage:

- God must be paramount in your marriage — a Christian marriage is a covenant with God

- Honor your husband or wife — show tenderness, kindness, and gentleness daily

- Do not ridicule, criticize, or demean your loved one — a soft answer turns away wrath

- Marriage requires work — work on your own weaknesses, not your spouse's

THREE KEY PHRASES:

- "I am sorry" — use it often and mean it

- "I forgive you" / "Will you forgive me?"

- "I love you" — said honestly from the heart, it can never be overused

SCRIPTURE: 1 John 4:7-12

The pastor shares how God's agape love — His unconditional, sacrificial love — is the foundation every marriage needs. When both partners work together with God at the center, the flame can always burn hot again. Remember: it takes two to tango.

From First Methodist Church Wetumpka

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Join us for this week's devotional as we reflect on 1 John 4:7-12 and the powerful reminder that love comes from God. In this passage, the Apostle John calls us to love one another — not because it's simply a good idea, but because love is the very nature of God. Through the gift of His Son, God showed us what true love looks like, and as we share that love with others, His presence is made real in our lives.

Whether you're having a wonderful day or walking through a difficult season, this message is a gentle reminder that you are deeply loved — and that love is meant to be shared.