Grace Capital Church Podcast

Because Jesus is the Light, we are called to shine with His radiance in a dark world. This message explores how Jesus sends us out as bearers of God’s light – into our families, communities, and beyond—to live with purpose, hope, and faith.

Just as the wise men looked for the star to guide them to Jesus, we are called to look for how God is moving in our time. This message explores the “signs” of God’s presence, through His Word, His Spirit, and His Church, and challenges us to be attentive and responsive.

The prophecy of a star rising from Jacob was fulfilled in Jesus, the son of David. This sermon shows how Christ is the long-awaited fulfillment of God’s promises, proving that God’s Word never fails and His plan of redemption is sure, even when sin and failure plague the heart.

The shepherds received the angelic announcement under the stars. Why? God often reveals His glory in our darkest moments. When the world was covered in spiritual night, the Light of the World was born. This message highlights the beauty of God meeting us in our darkness with His good news.

Jesus is the true source of hope, clarity, and guidance. Just as the morning star signals a new day, Christ’s birth marked the dawn of salvation. This message reminds us that His light brings direction and joy to every believer.

In this last message of the series discover how Christians can faithfully engage government and honor the Constitution while keeping God first. Learn from Daniel, Esther, Nehemiah, and Paul on how to influence culture, protect freedoms, and reflect God’s Kingdom until Jesus returns.

This message is rooted in the 7 Woes Jesus spoke to the Pharisees (Religious Leaders) in Matthew 23:13-32. Jesus calls out the religious leaders as hypocritical and blind. He refers to them as snakes and a brood of vipers. These powerful verses beg the question as to whether we are religious or faithful followers of Jesus? Elder Charlie Temple will explore a spiritual comparison of religion versus...

On this special baptism Sunday, Mark Warren shares how to live a fully alive life that Jesus promises in John 10:10.

Discover how God established government as part of His sacred order—from Moses’ law to modern leadership, and why honoring authority honors Him.

The Church isn’t just a building—it’s a family. See God’s heart for a healthy, Spirit-filled church and find where you belong in His story.

Discover how the Church was born at Pentecost through the power of the Holy Spirit. Learn why it was birthed, and how we are called to live as Spirit-filled believers continuing God’s sacred order on earth today.

Explore God’s design for families in Part 2 of the Sacred Order series. Learn about husbands’ headship, wives’ roles, children’s obedience, and how healthy families impact church and society. Includes biblical guidance, cultural insights, and practical takeaways.

In part 1 of Sacred Order, we discover God’s purpose for gender, family, and procreation. Genesis shows His original design, where male and female reflect His image. When we live within God’s order, families are blessed, and society flourishes under His truth and blessing.

Faith isn’t meant to be comfortable. Inspired by Charlie Kirk’s life and passing, this message challenges us to step into bold, uncomfortable obedience—sharing hope, standing firm in truth, and making an eternal impact for God’s Kingdom.

We cannot widen the gate into God's Kingdom, no matter how much we try. Though the narrow road may seem difficult, it allows us to experience God's Kingdom in the present.

Jesus, before leaving and going back to his Father, left us with one mission. With all the tragic events happening in the world, could God be waking up His Church? Pastor Richie Cayabyab reminds us of the great commission in Matthew 28:18-20 - it's not optional, it’s call, a command - “Go and make Disciples.”

Truth isn’t always comfortable, but it brings freedom. Paul’s final charge to Timothy calls us to preach with love, endure with faith, and finish our race with courage and conviction.

Let’s be real—the Christian life isn’t a walk in the park. Between persecution and deception, it can feel perilous. So how do we follow Jesus well?

Are we in the last days? 2 Timothy 3:1–9 warns of false godliness. Learn how truth, fruit of the Spirit, and obedience reveal real faith.

Paul teaches Timothy (and us) how to instruct and correct others in such a way as to free and restore them from Satan's traps and snares.  God's way of approaching disagreement is always better.  Timothy 2:22-26 is a challenging and practical passage that calls for us to gather and disciple one another.

Discover how to be a worker approved by God with no shame, rightly handling His Word, avoiding irreverent babble, and living as a vessel of honor. This humorous yet truth-filled sermon from 2 Timothy 2:14–20 will inspire you to grow, serve, and live boldly for Jesus.

Jesus is alive—and that changes everything. Learn how to share the gospel, die to self, and live with purpose, because God's Word can’t be stopped and neither should we.

Let’s be honest: following Jesus isn’t always a walk in the park. It’s more like a three-part Olympic event meets spiritual bootcamp meets farm life at 5 a.m. If you’ve ever asked, “What does it really mean to follow Jesus?” then buckle up—Paul gives us three power-packed (and slightly sweat-inducing) analogies in 2 Timothy 2:1-7 that might just give you a divine wake-up call.

Are you swimming with culture's current or against it? The Apostle Paul tells Timothy there are 4 keys to swimming against the cultural current. Learn why your calling will push you upstream and how to finish strong.

What if your purpose isn’t something you find, but something you fan into flame? In this message, discover how the faith planted in you can be cultivated with power, love, and self-control to boldly live for Christ.