Grace Community Church, Arlington, VA

We have reached the logical conclusion of The Hookup series; how can we have a thriving permanent hookup? Join us this Sunday when we will highlight the top things that all great hookups need to be permanent.

This week we will focus on How to Date Biblically and Successfully. If you're married, this message is for you too. (The experts say it's a BIG mistake for married couples to stop dating.)

Clearly, there are right hookups and wrong hookups. How does the Bible help us to avoid the wrong kind of hookup with all of the pain and frustration that goes along with it?

People have been hooking up for thousands of years. Some hookups exceed our expectations, others not so much. In this four-part series, we will look at the fundamental truths of a great hookup.

Never in our nation's history have we been so connected...or so lonely. Join us for some wisdom from Jesus about something affecting just about all of us these days.

The Psalms are a go-to book of the Bible during times of trouble. In this message, we will explore a Psalm that gives us great insight into overcoming depression.

Toxic people will seriously mess up your life. How can you identify and steer clear of toxic people?

Which speech has been voted the most significant American speech of the 20th century, and is based entirely on Biblical ideas? We’re going to answer that question and share God’s solution to negative self-talk.

Are you tired of living a dissatisfied life? I know I am. Good news! God has an antidote for that. We’re going to talk about God's answer for satisfied living.

The greatest inventions in the history of the world all started with a problem. That led to an idea that ended with a solution that has radically changed the world. The same is true of the great ideas in the Bible. They have changed our world and can change our lives too.

Join us as we close 2020 with a message of Unity.

Christmas Eve Service: What will it take for the light of Christmas to light up my life?

Have you ever heard someone say, "God needs nothing!" I don't think that is true. If God needed nothing, we wouldn't have Christmas. Join us for part four of our Christmas series, When Love Takes You In.

Who doesn't love Christmas presents? But you can't get to the presents without ripping off the wrapping paper and making a bit of a mess. Now what? Find out in part three of our Christmas series, Make A Mess.

How does Christmas help end loneliness? Many of us take time to prepare for Christmas day, but there is an important element of preparation that is easily neglected. Find out how this missing component will help prepare the way for a deeper sense of connection with God and meaningful relationships with others.

Isolation, quarantine, and social distancing have only contributed to an already existing problem, the dark and painful problem of loneliness. The purpose of Christmas is to end loneliness so that the real Christ-Mass can begin.

This year we can't get together physically to pack 200,000 meals in a gym, but we're getting together virtually to do something even bigger. Find out how we’re going to unleash hope in our community.

In this message, we’ll explore the Bible verse that not only explains how hope spreads but also captures the essence of the Christian life in one sentence.

Hope is one of the most powerful things in the world. When you fully grasp hope, you will never be the same. Neither will the world. Join us as we begin this new series, The Power of Hope.

Join us for the conclusion of our series, I Want to Believe, But. Does science stand in the way of the Bible? Find out in this message.

For the past 2,000 years, the church has been the leading force for good in our world and there is only one reason why. What is it and why is it under attack?

By the numbers, the Bible is the most influential book in the history of the world. Drew is asking if we can trust it, can we? Find out in this message as Pastor John visits the Museum of the Bible.

In this message Pastor Derek literally shares his sermon from the top of a mountain. Doubt it's true? Then you definitely don't want to miss I Want to Believe, But I Doubt.

Psychologist Abraham Maslow, on his hierarchy of needs, puts "belonging" about mid-pyramid, third in importance. Jesus might have argued, and moved it down to the very bottom of the pyramid, the place of our foremost foundational need. Jesus understood our need to belong because he created it, and he was not shy with either his claims about where we belong or his relentless pursuit of getting us t...

God says in Deuteronomy 7 to totally destroy and show no mercy to seven major people groups. Is God driving the Israelites to genocide? Find out as we continue our series, I Want to Believe, But...