Grace Church Lititz

Everyone wants to make a difference, but too often we try to carry the weight alone. In Nehemiah 2–3, we discover that God never intended His people to build His kingdom by themselves. As Nehemiah casts a God-centered vision, ordinary men and women come together to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem—each faithfully serving the section God placed in front of them. This message reminds us that Christ is...

Before Nehemiah rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem, God built Nehemiah. In the first message of our Nehemiah series, we discover that God's greatest work often begins long before anyone else can see it. Before He entrusts us with influence, leadership, or a calling, He forms our character through prayer, preparation, and dependence on Him. Whether you're leading a family, a workplace, a mini...

What happens when a church stops to remember? On Forward Together Sunday, Grace Church gathered to celebrate God's faithfulness over the past year and look ahead to the future He is calling us toward. Together we remembered lives changed by the gospel, people baptized, families connected, ministries growing, and the countless ways God has worked through His people. From children saying "...

Why does God repeatedly tell His people to remember? In Part 1 of Forward Together, Pastor Dan explores Deuteronomy 8 and shows how remembering God's faithfulness is more than looking back—it's a spiritual discipline that shapes our future. Throughout Scripture, God calls His people to stop, remember His goodness, and trust Him for what comes next. When we forget what God has done, pride...

Message from June 7 “Your labor was never meant to stop with you.” In this final message of our Wisdom for Life series, we turn to Proverbs 31 and discover God's design for work, labor, and purpose. In a culture that often views work as a way to earn more, achieve more, and build more for ourselves, Scripture points us toward a greater purpose. God created labor not only as a means of provisi...

Message from May 31 “Death and life are in the power of the tongue.” — Proverbs 18:21 In this week’s Wisdom for Life series, we explore one of the most powerful forces God has given us: our words. Every day, our words have the ability to build up or tear down, heal or wound, bring life or spread destruction. Proverbs reminds us that what comes out of our mouths reveals what is happening inside our...

Redeeming Your Time 📅 Message from May 24 “Your life is not measured in minutes… it’s measured in eternity.” In this week’s Wisdom for Life series, we walk through Proverbs 6 and discover what God says about time, purpose, eternity, and the kingdom of God. So much of life is spent chasing temporary things: success, security, comfort, and control. But Scripture teaches that our time was never mean...

📅 Message from May 17 “Money isn’t just a financial issue… it’s a faith issue.” In this week’s Wisdom for Life series, we walk through the book of Proverbs and discover what God says about money, generosity, debt, integrity, and trust. Biblical financial wisdom doesn’t start with budgeting tips—it starts with wholehearted trust in Jesus. This message challenges us to examine whether we truly trus...

Passing Faith to the Next Generation 📅 Message from May 10 “Traditions matter because what you love, they will love.” In this week’s Wisdom for Life series, we walk through Proverbs and discover what it means to pass faith on to the next generation. Whether you’re parenting toddlers, leading adult children, mentoring younger believers, or simply influencing the people around you—God has called ev...

Run From Temptation, Pursue Wisdom 📅 Message from May 3 “Sexual temptation promises satisfaction… but it only delivers death.” In this week’s Wisdom for Life series, we walk through Proverbs 5 and confront a reality many avoid—but all experience: sexual temptation. God doesn’t just call us out of sin—He gives us wisdom to avoid the pain it brings in the first place. This message unpacks the power...

Trust God More Than Yourself 📅 Message from April 26 "The foundation of all sin is trusting yourself over God.” In this week’s Wisdom for Life series, we dive into one of the most well-known passages in Scripture—Proverbs 3:5–6—and uncover what it really means to trust God over ourselves. Trust is the invisible structure holding your life together. Every relationship, every decision, and eve...

You’re Not God (That’s Where Wisdom Begins) 📅 Message from April 19 What if the biggest reason life feels confusing, frustrating, or out of control… is because we’ve been trying to live like we’re in control? In this message from our Wisdom for Life series, we explore the true starting point of wisdom: recognizing that God is God—and we are not. Real wisdom isn’t just knowing what’s right… it’s c...

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