Following Jesus Toward Healing and Wholeness

When tragedy strikes, many well-meaning Christians say, “It’s all part of God’s plan.” But is God really the cause behind all the pain, suffering, and evil in our world? In this message, we walk through Matthew chapter 2 — a story filled with fulfilled prophecy, divine guidance, and unspeakable grief — and explore what it means for Jesus to be the King in the Chaos. We’ll wrestle with the hard que...

Motherhood is powerful. And like all power in a broken world, it brings both beauty and pain. In this special Mother’s Day message, we look at the story of Mary — the mother of Jesus — who, like the other women in Jesus’s genealogy, had to carry the weight of motherhood in a world that wasn’t how she would have chosen it to be. We reflect on her quiet faithfulness in the face of suspicion, judgmen...

This week we’re kicking off our new series through the Gospel of Matthew — and we’re starting in a place that's easy to skip: the genealogy of Jesus. But tucked inside this long list of names is a powerful truth — Jesus didn’t step into a cleaned-up world. He stepped into our mess. And not just to rescue us — but to recruit us into His story. No matter your past or your present, the King is in the...

Celebrate the certainty of God's sufficiency in the Resurrection.

Palm Sunday felt like a failure for the crowd. They ended up crucifying Jesus because he failed them. His failure to meet their expectations was the pathway to provide eternal life for them in ways they could never have imagined. Christ on the Cross paves the way for us to have faith even when it feels like God has failed.

We should hold up the stories we tell ourselves (or those that others tell us) to the Cross. The point of your story is not about you being enough for his love… The point of his story is that his love is enough for you. And he is always singing his story over you.

Because of Jesus's work on the cross, absolutely nothing needs to separate us from the love of God.

Guest Speaker: Hud McWilliams Anxiety happens when we let our view of time govern our lives. We can find peace when we live according to God's time.

Perhaps the very first Christian profession was, "Jesus is Lord." That was also the topic of the very first Christian sermon - Peter's sermon at Pentecost. What does it mean that Jesus is Lord, and how does his lordship impact our lives?

The way of Jesus is different. From the very beginning of His ministry to His final moments on the cross, Jesus faced the same temptation—to take power the world’s way, to dominate rather than serve, to win by force rather than love. But Jesus refused. Instead of proving His authority through control and conquest, He showed His power through humility, sacrifice, and love. In this message, we explo...

The early church devoted themselves to a fellowship that was defined by prayer. Why did they structure their lives around prayer? For duty, or for joy? God is most glorified in us we we are most satisfied in him.

Everyone can belong at the Table with Jesus in the breaking of bread. Acts 2:42; Luke 7:36-50

The Word became flesh and lived among us. Likewise, the Bible must be embodied by Jesus’ followers. On its own, it cannot act, heal, or save—but carried by Spirit-filled people in community, it becomes a living testimony, transforming the world through love in action.

Grace Church is a community following Jesus toward healing and wholeness.

Healing requires disruption. Drawing from Acts 2:37-47 and Proverbs 29:18, we reflect on how the early church embraced disruption to live out a new vision of life through Jesus. Just as light must be refracted through a lens for clarity, our lives must be disrupted by Jesus to experience healing, wholeness, and the clarity of God’s vision. Join us as we consider what areas of our lives need to be...

You don't have to wait to belong to Jesus's mission of love to the world.

God is rewriting our stories toward his love. Will you participate with him?

Forget what lies behind, take up what you have attained, and move forward into the love of Jesus.