Echo Grace Church Podcast

Do the scriptures point to a pre-, mid-, or post-tribulation rapture of the church? The question of whether or not Christians will go through the Great Tribulation is addressed in today's message.

As we’ve moved through the series, one question on the minds of many people has been whether or not Christians will go through the Great Tribulation. Pastor Jarrod begins to answer that question in this first part of a two-part message.

There is a point in the Great Tribulation where the Antichrist will be revealed for who he really is. This releases the judgement of God through seven seals, seven trumpets and seven bowls of God’s wrath, leading to the second coming of Christ. In all this, God is still calling for people to repent. Have you? Will you?

In Matthew 24, Jesus teaches about the devastation that is to come when the Antichrist is revealed. Many will be deceived into believing he is the Christ until the abomination of desolation is set up. Listen to today’s message as Pastor Jarrod continues the journey through the last days before Jesus returns.

In Matthew 24, Jesus warns his followers not to be led astray by false messiahs, false prophets, and false teachers. There are other signs that will increase as the time of his return draws near. This message teaches how we as believers are to respond to these signs.

Pastor Jarrod begins the series by showing through the fulfillment of Old Testament that we are living in the last days, that Jesus can return at any time, and that we don't have to live in fear of this truth.

In this final week of our Vintage Faith series, Pastor Adrian teaches us how to live in victory: by knowing our enemy, our history, and most importantly, our Rescuer. By keeping our eyes and thoughts on Jesus, we can experience true victory.

Whom do we belong to? Continuing in Hebrews 11, Pastor Adrian answers this question and shows us how we should see ourselves with eyes of faith—a bought people ransomed with precious blood.

One key factor to persevering in faith is how we see—the way we regard situations, the way we look at people, and at circumstances. In this sermon, Pastor Adrian teaches us that believing isn’t always seeing.

God calls us to believe Him and to take Him at His word. In the first message of the series, Pastor Adrian looks at the "heroes of the faith" found in Hebrews 11 and how we, too, can have eyes of faith in the everyday and lay aside our old, tired view.

In this message, Ryan Floridia, Grace’s Warwick Campus Worship Leader, shares that while we are always capable of failing, if we recognize and confess our failures, we can be freed from guilt and can experience restoration.

Holding onto hurts and regrets is like carrying around bags of rotting trash. The steps outlined in today’s message will bring you to the place of freedom from those hurts and regrets… the cross.

In this message, Pastor Jose Vasquez from Church at the Bridge reflects on the goodness of God as he looks at the often misunderstood parable of the prodigal son.

There can be severe consequences for harboring unforgiveness in our hearts. As one person put it, not forgiving is like drinking poison and hoping the other person dies. Could this be you? Find out in today’s message.

In this sermon, Pastor Joe Nieves from Transformation Church in Middletown, NY, teaches about overcoming trouble, reminding us that what God brings us to, He also brings us through.

Are you chained to past guilt, fear, anger, regrets, etc.? Today’s message will help break those chains in your life for good.

In the first message of "Summer at Grace," Pastor Jarrod looks at the parable of the treasure to teach us that the kingdom of God is among us through Jesus and how you can be sure that Jesus is your treasure.

Many people see students as the future of the church. We believe, however, that students are the church of today and are setting an example for all believers. In this message, Pastor Shawn challenges us by asking us what we’re doing today to do the same.

Jesus gave His followers the great commission to go into the world and preach the gospel. Today's message challenges us to continue this great mission in the power of the Holy Spirit.

Imagine what life would look like if we got answers to our prayers like Elijah did. As we learn in today’s message, it’s not about the one praying, it’s all about the One to whom we pray.

Many have probably heard the saying “It is more blessed to give than to receive.” But most people don’t realize that this is quoted as being said by Jesus (Acts 20:35). As followers of Jesus, we need to be “All In!” in regard to giving, specifically through our faithfulness in tithing.

Jesus didn’t save us from our sin just so we can be with Him in heaven. As born-again followers of Jesus, we have been saved to serve. Today we learn why it’s important to serve and what could happen if we don’t.

So often when we run into hard times, our first inclination is to run from God. Only God in His kindness helps us to turn our lives around and bring us back to Him. In this message, Pastor Abe looks at a family who ran away from God and what it means for us today.

The final soil in the proverb of the sower is the good soil. This represents the heart that hears and receives God's truth and bears much fruit. Find out how you can be sure your heart is the "good heart."

The third soil in the parable of the sower speaks of a heart that hears and receives the Word of God but allows it to be choked out by three specific things. Listen today to see if these things might be crowding out the Word of God in your heart, and what to do about it.