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Life can often feel overwhelming. Like faithful disciples trying to find a meal solution for thousands of people with no practical resources in sight, may we always consider this moment – whether it be in the face of national tragedy or a profound personal need, that in the crux of the moment where a Jesus type of miracle is needed, we must pray as Jesus did. What do we do in times of stress, cris...

Whatever else people might want to say about Jesus, the one thing everybody seems to agree on, is that he lived a good and beautiful life. But as remarkable as Jesus’ life was, the more remarkable thing might be that he expected his followers to live equally good and beautiful lives. How is that possible? What is a good and beautiful life? Why was Jesus such a compelling figure? How can we be the...

REBUILDING OUR FUTURE Pastor Tim Ghali

This message offers three Biblical principles for finding more joy, freedom, and meaning when it comes to money - no matter how much or how little you have. How can I handle my anxiety over money? What is stewardship? What does the Bible teach about tithing? How much should i give? Money Stewardship Generosity Tithing Giving grace.org/events grace.org/benevolence

Real change flows out of a relationship with God marked by love. How do I have a relationship with God? How does God change me and our world? Jesus, love, church, community, change, relationship, doctrine, Alpha, Holy Spirit, vine, branch, fruit John 15:1-5; John 14:16-17, 25-26; Acts 1:8; Acts 2:2, 4

The Eighth Day by Grace Chapel Sermon Media

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Freedom Fighter // A Dramatic Monologue by Grace Chapel Sermon Media

Still: Meditations For Lent Week 5 by Grace Chapel Sermon Media

From Fear and Cynicism to Trust by Grace Chapel Sermon Media

Stress Test Pastor Bryan Wilkerson March 27, 2022

Still: Meditations for Lent Week 4 by Grace Chapel Sermon Media

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Losing Our Religion. Pastor Bryan Wilkerson March 20, 2022

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Donkey King by Grace Chapel Sermon Media

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John 13: 1-17 (NIV) We have all been through change, and while looking at the world around us we often think change is needed. But why? Why do we feel the need for change? And how do we go about working for change? However we feel about Jesus, he changed the world. Jesus was a changemaker. What can we learn from Jesus about bringing about good change that lasts? How to change? How to bring change?...

Pastor Leah Knight Breton Isaiah 65:17-25 It seems everyone is having a hard time envisioning what our future holds, or at least envisioning a future that is realistically hopeful. We have a tendency to turn toward a nostalgic past in the face of uncertainty, but does the past hold everything we need to build our future? Or is there something more? Is a better future really possible? superbowl, no...

The Rev. Christopher W. Haydon Hearing Christ's call out of the wilderness of our brokenness into forgiveness, redemption, and new life. What is our wilderness/brokenness? What is God's promise/healing for us? wilderness, brokenness, suffering servant, healing

Pastor Leah Knight Breton Life these days feels like a game of chutes and ladders. Up and down. Some days feeling like we get a boost, get ahead and climb up a ladder. And other days, like we’ve slid far back down the proverbial chute. Is God still with us when we are at the bottom of the chute? Can God really meet us in our deepest longings? Is God still with us when we are at the bottom of the c...

When we're in a time of trouble, God promises to be with us, to be for us, and to see us through. Where is God when life is hard? What does God really promise us? Where is God during the pandemic? Trouble Hardship Danger Promises Deliverance Isaiah COVID

We can’t be the people who attend services in-person or online, read our Bibles, read a devotion, and ignore the pain and needs around us. We can’t pray for God’s will and turn a blind eye to injustice and not show love to others – that is literally what Isaiah 58 is calling out. When we read the gospels, Jesus took issue with the hypocrites and the self-righteous and it was the sinners that he sh...

A two-part message from Isaiah that explores justice: what it is, why it matters, and how we can join God in working toward it.

When we're stuck in an in-between time, the promises of God give us strength for today, and hope for tomorrow