The Grove Church

There's a prevailing thought that says, "God doesn't give me more than I can handle."  Join Scott and Mike this week as they discuss whether God gives us trouble and whether or not we can handle anything at all.

The words of scripture are God written and preserved as the way that God chose to communicate with His church.  If we are to take hearing God seriously we have to take the Bible seriously. 

We limit the voice of God through our expectations of what it means to hear Him.  But, our lives lived in a community of faith allow us to hear and speak His words of life through each other.

If the "prosperity gospel" is heretical and unbiblical, then does that mean we're supposed to be poor? Is it true that wealthy people won't go to Heaven or that money is the root of all evil? Join Scott and Mike as they discuss whether or not God really wants us to be poor.

Does God want us to be healthy and wealthy?  Is He just waiting for us to get it right so He can bless us?  So, does suffering mean we got it wrong?  Join Scott and Mike as they take on the false view often called the "Prosperity Gospel" and ask, "Is that actually in the Bible?"

On this communion focused Sunday we remember that because of Christ's sacrifice for us we are accepted into a familial relationship with the God who hears us.

Rough Cut Faith returns!  Join Scott and Mike as they open up season 3 with a dialogue about celebrity culture and how we have seen the commoditizing of church experiences pull us away from everything Jesus talked about.  It's a conversation full of hot takes, verbal gaffes, and unfiltered thoughts on faith and culture!

There two ways to travel through life, a path of life or a path of destruction.  But the purpose and ability to remain on the path of life might surprise you.

Who, or what, is the Holy Spirit?  It's in the Bible but it seems like the concepts surrounding the Holy Spirit are all over the place.  This is the first of two sermons looking at the reality, role, and function of the Holy Spirit and what it means for our lives.

Even though it's not uncommon to pray and ask God for direction or clarity, it still sounds suspicious when people say they "hear God" speak.  But, does God really speak or is that never a legit way to think about engaging with God?

As we walk through life we can take two approaches, either expecting it all to cater to us or pursuing the change into the image of Christ.