Growing in Grace

Listen as Pastor Doug Agnew preaches a timely message entitled "Saul's Sin."  The text is 1 Samuel 19:1-24.  For information about our church please visit www.graceharrisburg.org.

Listen as Pastor Doug Agnew preaches a sermon on the topic of depression from the life of King David.  The text is 1 Samuel 20:1-24.  For more information about Grace Church, please visit www.graceharrisburg.org.

Join us as Pastor Doug Agnew preaches on the sin of lying from the life of King David.  The text is 1 Samuel 21:1-15.  For more information about our church, please visit www.graceharrisburg.org.

Pastor Doug Agnew continues his sermon series on the Life of David with a timely message from 1 Samuel 17:55-18:12.  To find out more about Grace Church, visit us at www.graceharrisburg.org.

Listen as Pastor Doug Agnew preaches from 1 Samuel 17:41-54.  It's the familiar story of David and Goliath.  For more information, visit our website at www.graceharrisburg.org.

This is part 2 of a series on the life of David.  It's an exposition of 1 Samuel 16:14-23, by Pastor Doug Agnew of Grace Church in Harrisburg, North Carolina.

Today's message comes from 1 Samuel 17:1-30.  It's the familiar story of David and Goliath. But is this story just about an underdog's courage against a formidable foe, or is something far more profound going on here?  Listen as Pastor Doug Agnew considers the question 'Does God's Honor Matter?'

A timely call for father's to stand and be the men God has called them to be in the home.  Listen as Pastor Doug Agnew preaches a Father's Day sermon from Psalm 128:1-6.

Join us as Pastor Doug Agnew continues his sermon series through the book of Revelation.  Today's text is Revelation 22:1-5.

Today Pastor Doug Agnew completes his sermon series through the book of Revelation.  Listen as he explains the 'last words of the Bible' from Revelation 22:6-21.

Listen as Pastor Doug Agnew of Grace Church in Harrisburg, North Carolina continues his exposition of the book of Revelation.  Today's text is Revelation 21:22-27.

What will heaven be like?  Listen as Pastor Doug Agnew of Grace Church in Harrisburg, North Carolina explains and applies Revelation 21:9-21.

An exposition of Revelation 21:5-8 from Pastor Doug Agnew of Grace Church in Harrisburg, North Carolina.

Is Anything Too Hard for God?  Of course not, but we often feel like our situation might be that one thing God can't handle.  When we doubt God's power or love or knowledge or grace, we demean His glory.  God delights to show Himself strong on our behalf, especially in the midst of impossible situations.  Sarah learned this lesson, as God proved Himself to her.  Join Pastor Doug Agnew fo...

Join us as Pastor Doug Agnew continues his exposition of the book of Revelation with this hopeful word from Revelation 21:1-4.

If the chief end of man is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever, then certainly worship is something the church ought to be exceptionally proficient at and passionate about. To that end, you’re invited to join us for a teaching series called “Worship Matters.” The class will address questions like, Why is worship important? Does God care how He is worshiped? What role should culture play in shapin...

If the chief end of man is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever, then certainly worship is something the church ought to be exceptionally proficient at and passionate about. To that end, you’re invited to join us for a teaching series called “Worship Matters.” The class will address questions like, Why is worship important? Does God care how He is worshiped? What role should culture play in shapin...

Today we continue our expository journey through the book of Revelation.  Our text is Revelation 20:11-15, and our topic is hell.  Would God be holy or just or loving to ignore all the wars, rapes, injustices, murders, kidnappings, lies, adulteries, and all the other sins humanity has committed for millennia?  God promises to right all wrongs, either by attributing those wrongs to His Son, Jesus C...

If the chief end of man is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever, then certainly worship is something the church ought to be exceptionally proficient at and passionate about. To that end, you’re invited to join us for a teaching series called “Worship Matters.” The class will address questions like, Why is worship important? Does God care how He is worshiped? What role should culture play in shapin...

Did the Resurrection of Jesus Christ really happen, or was it all a hoax?  Listen, as Pastor Doug Agnew explains, illustrates, and applies 1 Corinthians 15.

If the chief end of man is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever, then certainly worship is something the church ought to be exceptionally proficient at and passionate about.  This series will address questions like, Why is worship important?  Does God care how He is worshiped?  What role should culture play in shaping the church’s worship of God?

This is the second sermon in a series leading up to our celebration of the Resurrection of Christ.  It focuses on an often overlooked aspect of the Passion of our Lord–His burial.  The text is Luke 23:50-56.

If the chief end of man is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever, then certainly worship is something the church ought to be exceptionally proficient at and passionate about.  This series will address questions like, Why is worship important?  Does God care how He is worshiped?  What role should culture play in shaping the church’s worship of God?

If the chief end of man is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever, then certainly worship is something the church ought to be exceptionally proficient at and passionate about.  This series will address questions like, Why is worship important?  Does God care how He is worshiped?  What role should culture play in shaping the church’s worship of God?

Agape is the Greek word for love–the kind of sacrificial, all-encompassing love that God has for His children and the sort of love He desires us to have for each other.  This message is from Pastor Doug Agnew's series on the Book of 1 John.  It is an exposition of 1 John 4:19-5:1.