Grace Church Weekend Messages

This weekend we celebrate the lives that have been forever changed by God through baptism!

Abortion is one of the most debated topics in America, but what does God really say about it?

Christians must set the example for loving the earth, but not obsessing over it as if God has somehow lost control of the planet.

If we spent our time praying instead of posting, we might see a change in our country. If Christians were as passionate about the purposes of God as they are politics, the world would already know Jesus.

Christians sadly have become known for their self-righteous judgement of the LGBTQ community when in reality we should be loving them - no matter what.

This week we start our new series “Love. No Matter What.” with a message on why we, as Christians, are called to be unoffendable.

The annual theme for 2020 will be gaining a clear perspective as we launch with a view of the year ahead.

All of our lives go through seasons when God is doing different things, and one of our tasks as believers is to discern what season we’re in – a time of wandering and wilderness, a time of suffering, a time of success, and a time of hard work.

As we come together to celebrate the birth of our Savior we will take a look at the hectic busy lives that we lead and how we need to stop the chaos, look at the truth about Jesus, and truly "Christmas" like we never have before!

We’ve now made our way through all 9 personality types and want to spend this final week celebrating the fact that God made us all perfectly unique and loves each of us unconditionally!

This week we are discussing the final enneagram personality type- the accepting, optimistic, conflict-avoiding nines!

This week we learn more about the Enneagram Type 8 - The Challenger. They are dominant, strong and confident and the world goes round because of them!

This week we discuss what it means to be a six - a lover of people, strategic thinker, and committed friend!

This week we talk about the Enneagram Type 5 - the Observer. The Observer is smart, self-sufficient, private, and perceptive and we can all learn a lot from this type!

This week we discuss the Enneagram Type 4’s: they are special, they are unique and they are extraordinary, and they are almost always misunderstood.

This week as we take a closer look at the Enneagram type 3, we learn more about these ambitious, goal-oriented, and self-assured people.

As we continue our journey through the Enneagram, this week we look at the helpful, selfless, generous Twos.

This week we take a look at what it means to be an Enneagram Type One and how their tendencies reflect Jesus!

Over the course of the next 10 weeks we will look at the life of Jesus and of various Bible characters to get to know our true selves better.

Living generously is about so much more than just finances!

In Chapter 15 of 1 Corinthians, Paul gives us the five most important words we’ll ever hear, “Christ died for our sins.”

The Bible describes the Church as a body and this week we dive into how to make this body as strong as possible.

Regardless of how you view yourself, you are a leader. This week we learn how to lead well no matter who you are leading.

The people of Corinth struggled with self-sabotage just like we do today, but how do we overcome it?

In chapter 9 of 1 Corinthians, Paul gives his 5 steps to success.