Evergreen Church Podcast

True Freedom | Galatians

Some prisoners get so used to life behind bars that they choose to go back, even after they've been released. Pauls writes to the Galatians with a similar warning: don't return to the chains Jesus has already broken. In Christ, we're not just freed from guilt, shame, and legalism. We're freed for a life of love, purpose, as truth. It's time to walk out of the prison, shake off the chains, and step into the wide, messy, beautiful life of grace. You can find out more about Hill City West at hillcityboise.org/west

Children of Promise | Galatians

What do Harriet Tubman, ancient covenants, and Paul's shocking allegory in Galatians 4 have in common? A powerful call to live free and bring others to you. You can find out more about Hill City West at hillcityboise.org/west
 

Never Going Back | Galatians

Pastoring is both beautiful and brutal. In this message from Galatians 4, we get a glimpse into the raw, personal heart of the Apostle Paul -- a pastor who's deeply burdened for people he loves yet sees them drifting from the gospel. If you've ever loved someone who walked away from Jesus, or if you've felt the pull to go back to the very things Christ set you free from, this sermon is for you. You'll be reminded that true faith is about knowing and being known by God, that legalism is just another kind of slavery, and that the Christian life is one of growing in Christ and going on mission with Him. Whether you're feeling burned out, heartbroken, or just ready to grow, be encouraged: Christ is still forming something beautiful in you. 
 
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Inheritance | Galatians

This week, we continued our series through Galatians with a message titled “Inheritance,” exploring Galatians 3:23 through 4:7. In this passage, Paul paints a beautiful picture of what it means to belong to God—not just as saved sinners, but as adopted sons and daughters.
Because of Christ, we don’t just get salvation—we receive the full inheritance of a firstborn child. That means access, identity, and a secure future. And best of all? The gospel makes it clear that anyone—regardless of background, status, or past—can become a child of God.
You can find out more about Hill City West at hillcityboise.org/west
 

Law & Promise | Galatians

This week, we continued our series through Galatians with a powerful message from our guest speaker, Mario Romero, titled “Law & Promise.” Teaching from Galatians 3:15–22, Mario helped us explore how the law, while not opposed to God's promises, has limitations—especially when it comes to our witness and fully experiencing the life God has promised us in Christ. If you've ever wrestled with how rules, religion, and relationship with God fit together, this message is for you.
You can find out more about Hill City West at hillcityboise.org/west

Live By Faith | Galatians

In this passage, the Apostle Paul speaks directly to a confused and drifting church—reminding them, and us, of the only way we can truly be accepted by God. It’s a powerful confrontation that gets to the heart of the gospel: What kind of person does God accept? How do we live in the freedom and power of the Spirit, rather than falling back into relying on our own efforts?
If you've ever wrestled with questions about grace, faith, or what it means to walk with God day by day, this message is for you.
 
You can find out more about Hill City West at hillcityboise.org/west

Justified | Galatians

In a world where Christian leaders seem to fall from grace with alarming regularity, what does Galatians 2 teach us about leadership, integrity, and staying true to the gospel? In this message, we examine one of the most intense confrontations in the New Testament: Paul publicly rebuking Peter, not over scandal or heresy, but a subtle drift that threatened the very heart of the gospel. What Peter did may have seemed small, but it had big consequences. Discover how this ancient moment speaks directly to our modern church culture, and how we can build our lives on the only unshakable foundation: Christ alone. You can find out more about Hill City West at hillcityboise.org/west

Entrusted | Galatians

In Galatians 2, the Apostle Paul fights to ensure that the gospel isn’t lost, distorted, or withheld. This message explores how the good news of Jesus isn’t just for us—it’s meant to go through us, reaching those who haven’t yet heard. Just like a package that never reaches its destination, an undelivered gospel can’t change lives. Paul reminds us that we’re not just recipients of grace—we’re the delivery team.
You can find out more about Hill City West at hillcityboise.org/west 

Called By Grace | Galatians

In this episode, we dive into Galatians 1:11–24, where Paul recounts how the gospel he preaches didn’t come from man, but from a direct revelation of Jesus Christ. Once a fierce persecutor of the church, Paul became one of its greatest missionaries—proof that only God can transform a life so radically. The gospel isn’t just about Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection—it’s the invitation to a changed life and a mission with purpose. What purpose is God calling you to today?You can find out more about Hill City West at hillcityboise.org/west

Original Gospel | Galatians

In his letter to the Galatians, the Apostle Paul is confronting a crisis: the gospel of Jesus Christ was being replaced with something "new and improved." But any attempt to change the gospel only ruins it. We'll uncover the simple, unchangeable truth of the original gospel--centered on who Jesus is, what He's done, and how we receive Him. Don't fall for a counterfeit. Discover why the real gospel doesn't need an update.
 
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