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Many Christians have been slow to embrace Creation Care as central to our mission in this world. What does the Bible really have to say about the earth, and our responsibility for it?

We're good for the world when we "go" in the name of Jesus, the power of the Spirit, and hearts that are right with God.

Pastor Stephen Nyakairu

Our lonely world desperately needs good neighbors. Discover how Jesus is calling you to bring good news to your neighborhood. Luke 9:1-6, 10-17 Pastor Dave Ripper

Faithful presence to our spiritual neighbors (believers), our literal neighbors (next door), all neighbors esp. the least of these (poor). Luke 10:25-37, Matt 25:37-40 Pastor Tom Lee

Luke 10:25-37 Being good for our neighborhood means making room in our lives for people. Pastor Tom VanAntwerp

The children of Israel are about to enter the Promised Land. And Moses tells them the one thing that predicates everything else. As we seek the goodness for our loved ones, for our community and our world, what can we learn from what Moses says on the hills of Moab? Deuteronomy 6:1-12 Preaching Pastor: Tim Ghali

Deuteronomy 6:1-9 We are good for our family, and our family is good for the world, when we authentically walk and talk our faith.

How can I cultivate a heart that's good for the world?

Discover why the best thing the church can do for the world is for the church to be the church.

Discovering Life with God for the Good of the World. It’s a reminder that we are all on a journey to find life in all its fullness, but that we are also about living that life not just for our own benefit, but for the benefit of those around us, both near and far. John 15:1-17

Nothing is as begun as the day after the Resurrection. 1 Tim 6:7-12 Pastor Tom VanAntwerp

Watertown Sermon 4-23-17 Pastor Stephen Nyakairu God can transform our pain and disappointment to engage with others in order to lead them to Jesus.

Invitation to expand our self-centered salvation to join God's Kingdom work in reversing the curse. East Lexington Sermon - Pastor Tom Lee

The Call vs. The Pull by Grace Chapel Sermon Media

John 12:24-25 We're all dying for something. For happiness. For belonging. For significance. We're dying to live. We just need someone to show us how. Turns out, someone did.

Jairus Monologue / Palm Sunday 2017

The Christian life is a marathon, not a sprint. How do we keep going for the long haul, and when times get tough?

3-27-17 by Grace Chapel Sermon Media

GC@Nite Pastor Tim Ghali

1 Corinthians 12:1-12

Is it possible our gospel has a hole in it? What does God expect of me when it comes to social justice? And what difference can one person make, anyway?

What kind of Christian are you: Private, Protected, or Public?

There’s what we know about holiness in worship services, and there’s what we know about holiness beyond Sunday. It’s in this gap where misconceptions are created. And when we don’t pursue the holiness of Jesus, our selfish attitudes and behaviors creeps in, like weeds our worldliness takes over and they compromise our growing roots. Today we want to call out the misconceptions of holiness - we can...

Wilmington 2 22 17 by Grace Chapel Sermon Media