Each week at Veil Church, we gather around God’s Word to encounter His presence and be shaped by His Kingdom. Our sermons are rooted in Scripture, centered on Jesus, and designed to form disciples for everyday life. Whether you missed a Sunday or want to revisit a message, we pray these teachings stir your heart, renew your mind, and anchor your life in His truth
You open the app on a Monday and set a new streak. Reading plan, prayer timer, a fast on Fridays. Three weeks in you feel better about God than you have in years, and you can’t tell if it’s because you’re closer to him or because you’re finally keeping score.
That feeling is the oldest trap in the book, and it has a calendar on the wall.
Week nine of No Other Gospel, Galatians 4:8–20. The Galatians were pagans who got found by God, and then a new teacher came to town with a Sabbath and a feast schedule, and they started keeping days. Paul doesn’t call it growth. He calls it going back. A former Pharisee sets the law of Moses on the same shelf as the temple of Zeus, not because the law is an idol, but because used as a ladder to God, both are the same chain. Then the letter gets personal. You would have given me your eyes, he says. Have I become your enemy by telling you the truth? And he names what the other teachers are doing: flatter you, lock the door behind you, make you need them. Against all of it he sets five words: until Christ is formed in you. The question this week is simple. What is God actually after in you, a better calendar or the shape of his Son?
Texts: Galatians 4:8–20 · Colossians 2:16–17 · 1 Corinthians 5:7
1 Nov 2026
Galatians 4:1-7
You sit down to pray and it comes out like a status report. Short. Polite. A list, read to a boss you’re not sure wants you in the office. You wrap up fast. You half apologize for showing up at all.
That’s not humility. That’s a son who forgot whose house he’s in.
Week 8 of No Other Gospel takes up Galatians 4:1–7, where Paul says the Father sent twice. He sent his Son to turn slaves into sons, and he sent the Spirit of his Son to make sons sound like sons. One gets you the status. The other gets you the voice. So the question this week is simple: when you pray, who do you sound like?
Texts: Galatians 4:1–7 · Mark 14:36
25 Oct 2026
Galatians 3:15–29
You blew it on a Tuesday. Snapped at your wife, shaded the truth with a client, whatever it was. And the first thing you did wasn’t pray. You went quiet. You stayed busy. You waited to see if God was keeping a tally.
That’s not how a son acts. That’s how a boy under a guard acts.
This is week seven of No Other Gospel, our series through Galatians, and Paul asks the question everyone’s been thinking since last week: if the promise to Abraham was a gift, why did God give the law at all? He answers with four pictures straight out of the text. A will. A prison. A guard. A family. The law was added until. Until Christ came. And he came.
Texts: Galatians 3:15–29 · Genesis 15:5 · Exodus 20:19
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