Grace City Church Podcast

This week Pastor David Kite taught us on Jonah 3. In a story frequently taught in Sunday schools, we are challenged to think deeper about the words in our Bibles. Listen as we get to hear about God's amazing power at work through this prophet, Jonah.

Join us this week as Pastor Will Plonk teaches us on Jonah 2!

This week we hear from Pastor Will Plonk in Week 2 of Jonah, teaching us on Jonah 1:9-17.

Welcome to the first week of our series through the book of Jonah! This week Pastor Will Plonk teaches Jonah 1:1-9, centering on the question, "Are you running?"

Join us as Pastor David Kite concludes our Beatitudes series with Matthew 5:10-12, "Blessed are the persecuted, for the kingdom of heaven is theirs".

Join us this week as Pastor Will Plonk continues our Beatitudes series with Matthew 5:9, "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God."

We're so thankful that you are joining us this week as we hear from guest teacher Pastor Robby Richard, of Grace Church, to continue our Beatitudes series! This week we hear on Matthew 5:8 : "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God."

This week we hear from Pastor Will Plonk in the next verse of our Beatitudes series: "Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy."

Join us this week as Pastor Will Plonk teaches on Matthew 5:6: "Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled." We pray that as you listen, you would hunger for the things of God, and you would be discontent with anything less.

Join us as Pastor Philip Pinckney of Radiant Church teaches week 3 of our Beatitudes Series: "Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth."

This week we heard from Pastor David Kite in week 2 of our Beatitudes series: "Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted".

Join us as we kick off a new series, The Beatitudes, in Matthew 5:3 - "Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven".

Join us as we celebrate this Resurrection Sunday remembering that Jesus is the Resurrected King, but that He is actively resurrecting the lives of those who are in Him. The person, presence, and power of Jesus are indeed fully worth putting our trust in. And though we may wonder why He delays, as in the sickness and death of Lazurus, Jesus works so that we may believe in Him.

Join us as we finish out our Christ Series where we are reminded that it is Christ that works in us. We no longer have to work in our own strength or find value in our own works, so we can rejoice in the work we do because we know it is rooted in Christ.

Join us as we continue our Christ Series where we are reminded of the power that exists in remembering. Knowing who we used to be reminds us of the visible work God does in our lives. For it is by grace we have been saved and grace we remain.

Join us as we kick off our new sermon series entitled Christ where we are reminded in Paul's song that our worship is the answer to our fears, struggles, and anxieties. Jesus is the visible image of the invisible God and he chose to be attached to us! Are you captivated yet? Are you ready to sing now?

Join us as we finish out our Reconcilers series where we ask ourselves if we believe that the Good News is worth sharing and what would it take for us to get in the game. We pray that you are reminded of the glorious work of the gospel and that it is working out the salvation of those near and far!

Join us as we continue our reconcilers series and are reminded of the good news! If it is true that we are called to proclaim The Gospel, we must remember what it is and the power and freedom this good news possesses! The journey of Reconciliation stands on The Gospel we get to proclaim!

Join us as we continue our Reconcilers and are reminded of the proclamation that exists in scripture! Since we are God's offspring, we are commanded to repent and realize the power of Jesus's resurrection! Let's not just play church family!

Join us as we continue our Reconcilers series! This is part two of our Justice piece and we pray that you are moved to weigh the justice-mindedness in your life as we view the way the Lord sees justice! 

Join us as we continue our Reconcilers series where were are reminded that the things we horde and the people we oppress are calling out against us. We must confess and lament the ways we build our kingdoms for our own ends. Our question is simple, are you trusting God with your whole life and are you patient in the tension?

Join us as we continue our Reconcilers series where we are reminded of the importance of being neighbors. We shouldn't be asking who is our neighbor because we believe everyone is our neighbor, but we should wonder how we can be neighbors to those around us. In the Good Samaritan passage, Jesus makes it clear that how we serve and love our neighbor is essential to our faith.

Join us as we continue our engage series where we are reminded that we are God's plan A for reconciling and hospitality. In the same way that God used the disciples to feed the 5000, he wants to use us to do his work here on earth. Be encouraged family and expectant.

Join us as we begin our Reconcilers Series where we are reminded that in order for us to be reconcilers we must first know that we have been reconciled. He who knew no sin became sin for us so that we could be the righteousness of God. We pray that this series calls you to know that, if you are in Christ, you have been reconciled, redeemed, and sanctified by God to be reconcilers here on this eart...

Join us as we hear from our Lead Pastor's mentor, Alex Shipman, and are reminded that it's so important for us to have Gospel memory. In this new year we want to be people, in whatever season we find ourselves, that remember who God is and live a life that reflects just how good he is. May this new year bring fruit because you remain rooted in the firmest of foundations!