Grace City Church Podcast

This week Pastor Will Plonk tells us to GET STRAPPED. The armor of God is a grace for you to live in...not a load to carry. Put it on!

Pastor David Kite emphasizes our need for understanding the enemy's strategies in spiritual warfare, the importance of prayer, and standing firm in faith against challenges.

The enemy doesn't want to lead an outright revolt. But he does want to get a crack in the door. Thats enough for the truth to come under attack and for us to fall. But Jesus!

This week, Pastor Will Plonk begins our journey through Ephesians 6:10–20 with a focus on verses 10–12. We’re reminded that our battle isn’t against flesh and blood, but against unseen spiritual forces. Before we reach for the armor, we’re called to be strong in the Lord not ourselves.

This week, Pastor Nelson gives the final sermon in the series "Last Days". Tune in for a final charge from the series.

This week, Pastor Tim from World Mission shares about World Vision’s Chosen program and reflects on John 8:25–32 in his message, Truth Unchained —a call to live in the freedom only Christ’s truth can bring.

The Sheep and the Goats // Pastor Plonk steps into that which we have a way of stepping away from. Did you know that Jesus emptied himself of his "God-ness" and became lowly when he became a man? Did you know that those we look at as "lowly", Jesus identifies with? Who do you step away from? Why? Tune in and be moved.

In this message, Pastor Plonk unpacks the Parable of the Bags of Gold —a powerful reminder that if you're in Christ, you've been entrusted with a portion of God's wealth. We’re called to steward our time, treasure, and talents with bold faith—not bury them in fear or false humility. What are you doing with what God gave you? Tune in and be challenged.

This week, Pastor David Kite takes us through Matthew 25:1–13 and the parable of the ten virgins. In a world full of distractions, it's easy to miss what's truly urgent. Pastor Kite challenges us to live with wisdom, not foolishness—to stay ready for the return of Christ, even when the waiting feels long. Are you prepared? Tune in and be encouraged.

Tune in for our Resurrection Sunday message from Pastor Plonk!

This week, Pastor Will Plonk closes out our series in Esther with chapter 10, focusing on the often-overlooked role of Mordecai. In just three verses, we see a powerful picture of middleship

This week, Pastor David Kite takes us through Esther 9:20–32, where the people of God establish the feast of Purim to remember His deliverance.

This week, Pastor Will Plonk takes us through Esther 9:1–19, where the story reaches a powerful moment of justice and victory.

Join us as Pastor Scofield unpacks Esther 8, where God's sovereignty is on full display. From radical reversals to the elevation of the faithful, we see how God works beyond imagination to bring His purposes to pass.

This week, we continue our series through the Book of Esther with Esther 7:1-10 with Paster Plonk. It’s time. Time for Esther to step forward. Time for truth to be revealed. Time for Haman’s evil plans to meet their end.

This week, we continue our series through the Book of Esther with Esther 6:1-14. In a moment of divine timing, King Xerxes’ sleepless night leads him to discover Mordecai’s past loyalty—setting off an unexpected reversal

This week, Pastor Kite takes us through Esther 5:1-14. If chapter 4 was the pep rally, chapter 5 is where the real action begins. Esther steps forward with boldness—fear and strategy working together as she moves according to God’s plan. Along the way, God gives small favors that we shouldn’t overlook, reminders of His presence even in the middle of uncertainty.

This week, Pastor Will Plonk takes us through Esther 4:1-17. Even though God doesn’t need us to accomplish His purposes, He graciously invites us to participate in His work. Esther had a choice—to stay silent or step forward in faith. The same is true for us.

This week we continue our series through the Book of Esther with Esther 3:1-15. Pastor Plonk walks us through Haman’s rise to power and his plot against the Jewish people. Even though God’s name is not mentioned in the book, we see His sovereign hand at work, orchestrating events for His greater plan.

This week we continue with week 3 of our series through the Book of Esther. Pastor Raven Howard takes us through Esther 2:19-23, where the newly selected queen’s cousin Mordecai saves King Xerxes from a conspiracy to kill him, from two of his own officers We are reminded that even though the Lord is not named specifically here in this book, He is at work even so, setting up for salvation within th...

This week we continue our new series through the Book of Esther, with Esther 2:1-18. Pastor Will Plonk taught on God's providence and sovereignty, through the narrative of Esther becoming queen. Esther is a book that is here to tell us who God is and show us how He can work in and through us.

This week we begin a new series through the book of Esther! We hear from Pastor Will Plonk, as the text brings us the Introduction and the removal of Queen Vashti.

This week Pastor David Kite taught the second (and final) part of our mini-series called, Formed and Filled. We see how in Genesis, the Creation account continues in days 4-6 how God filled His Creation. Where last week we asked where is darkness taking up too much space, this week we ask how are you filling that empty space? Our lives very rarely allow us to have empty space; we fill it with some...

This week Pastor Kite started our mini-series in Genesis 1. He spoke on the first half of the chapter Genesis 1:1-13 where the first 3 days of creation are outlined. In this part of creation God is creating form out of the formless, creating space for the rest of creation to grow and be. He does the same thing for us through His word. He breaks through the chaos to create space for us to live abun...

This week Pastor Will Plonk kicked the year off with a sermon on 2 Peter 1:3-11. He spoke about how God's divine power has given us everything we need to live a godly Life. When we participate, we come from a place of abundance, not scarcity. He posed the question: How does the Holy Spirit want me to participate in the divine nature?