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How did Jesus handle a politically-charged question in a way that amazed every one, and points us all in a better direction?

Jesus often meets us in the middle of our trouble. What it takes of us is to lean in, to look and listen, and maybe invite a few friends to join us along the way.

Jesus couldn't seem to resist shaking things up - like when he returned to his hometown for a visit. Why is disruption so pivotal, and how can it lead us to better things?

When life gets disrupted - like by a pandemic - how do we find a way through to a new a better normal?

Forgiving someone who has wronged us, and receiving forgiveness when we have been in the wrong, can be one of the most difficult things to do. How is God "with us" in times like that?

It's comforting to know that God is with us in the hard times. But He wants to be with us in the good times, as well; when we have opportunities to do something good or important with our lives. What does God expect from us, and what can we expect from God, when opportunity knocks?

To run the race of life we focus on Jesus who clears the path ahead of us gave us examples to follow along the way, and meets us at the finish line with living water to drink.

We often look for and experience God's presence in the hard and dramatic experiences of life, but how can we experience His presence in the mundane moments, like in the daily grind of our working lives?

During a season of increasing uncertainty how do we make decisions about morally complex issues? Especially when we are tempted to take a short cut that has significant short term gain and saying no has significant risk. Join us as we look to the life of Joseph for answers.

Fewer things shape us more than our family of origin and fewer things unsettle us like family trouble. Joseph’s family was a case study in family disfunction, yet in his circumstance, he chose to live with confidence that God was with him - and it made all the difference!

I don’t know what your experience with God has been like lately, but I’m sure we’ve all had moments and seasons when we’ve wanted to put a question mark at the end of that declaration: God with us? Really? How would I know?

What Now? Now that our world has been turned upside down. What should we be thinking now, about the end of the world, and Christ’s return? And just as important, what should we be doing now?

Choose to Remember what God has done in your life.

Why I Still Believe by Grace Chapel Sermon Media

What does the Bible have to say about racism?

It turns out the most important question isn’t What is truth? Or even, Where is truth? But rather, Who is truth?

When we suffer we have the opportunity to know Christ, Peter says. But we also have an opportunity and to show Christ.

What does it mean to be good? And why bother fighting for it?

Pastor Bryan and Pastor Tim team up to show you how your home can be sacred space - even in quarantine. Maybe especially in quarantine!

What does this global pandemic mean for the church now and in the future?

Who are we when the things that make up our identity are stripped away?

What reasons so we have to be hopeful in these challening and uncertain times?

We overcome fear through faith in Someone stronger. Stronger than ourselves. Stronger than whatever it is we’re facing.

We Live Our Faith, and We Share Our Lives.

How can share the love of Jesus with others in a time of social isolation?