GCF Dayton Weekly Podcast

We come to know the Father through seeing Christ, who is the perfect representation of His nature, and by watching the Father interact with the Son.

As the True Vine, Christ is the only source of life for His disciples. In Him alone can we bear the fruit of love for the brothers.

As the Good Shepherd, Christ lays down His life for the sheep in the Crucifixion, and takes it back up in the Resurrection, procurring freedom for His people for all time. As disciples of Jesus Christ, we are called to immitate Him by dying to ourselves in service to others, as we walk in newness of life.

The Creeds of the Church Series, Part Eight

Guest speaker Tom Kelby gives an explanation of the Islamic faith and worldview in comparison to the Christian faith and worldview.

In part six of our series as we learn how to become effective fishers of men to bear fruit that remains, we look at the necessity, power, and effectiveness of the Gospel Scriptures. We must know, trust, and utilize the Scriptures clearly as we evangelize and make disciples.

We take a look at the Prophesied kingdom, starting at the end of Solomon's reign, and continuing until the advent of Christ.

Having defeated death in the Resurrection, Jesus continues to conquer, defeating the fear and unbelief which plagues His disciples. Just as Christ rose two thousand years ago, so He is alive still today, proclaiming "peace" to His people and encouraging them to believe.

The Creeds of the Church Series, Part Seven

As the Last Adam, Christ tasted of death for all those who would become sons of His Father. In His Resurrection therefore, Christ became the source of new life for those who are adopted by the Father. As He is our new Head, we desire to live by His grace, according to His Word, for His glory in the earth.

In part five of our series, we take a look at how to effectively pray as we incorporate evangelism into the daily life of the church.

As Christ rose from the dead two-thousand years ago, He dramatically changed the future of the entire world. Therefore, we await His sure return joyfully praising Him, centering our lives around His Death and Resurrection every week in worship.

The Creeds of the Church Series, Part Six

Though Christ went through intense suffering and agony on the Cross, God delivered Him through death to victory over the grave, which will spread throughout the whole world. (Good Friday Service from 03-30-2018)

7 Types of Prayer

In this psalm, God's covenant faithfulness is shown to the people in saving their king from certain destruction. But that king was only a shadow of the True King, Jesus, who though He died was saved from ultimate death.

The Creeds of the Church Series, Part Five

Part three of the Operation Reconciliation series.

We take a look at the Prophesied kingdom, starting at the end of Solomon's reign, and continuing until the advent of Christ.

As the people of God, we may be reluctant to bring our deepest despair and longings in prayer to God. Yet through the psalmist's example, we learn to hope in the Lord and remember the great redemption from our sins which He accomplished in His Son, Jesus.

The Creeds of the Church Series, Part Four

Lesson 2: The Training of the Twelve - 7 Principles Employed by Jesus and the Apostles

We take a look at what it means to meditate on Scripture day and night, and at the great importance of doing so. God wants us to come back to His Word again and again so that we can digest the rich nutrition and nourishment it provides.

As our Shepherd and Host, Yahweh promises to be with us, therefore we will lack nothing even in the midst of difficult seasons. Though God is the Shepherd of Israel, He also shepherds the individual soul.

Becoming effective fishers of men to bear fruit that remains: Incorporating effective strategies of evangelism into the daily life of the church