Grace Community Church, Arlington, VA

Could it be possible that the path you are on that you think is leading you to freedom is actually leading you in the wrong direction?

Has your spiritual life gone from a joy to a duty? Do the things you once loved to do now feel like a drag? Did you know you are free 'not to'. Listen to part 4 of Freedom.

Do you feel stressed by your relationship with God? Like you're walking on a tightrope all the way to heaven. Jesus says, you're free to get down.

What is it that you're holding onto that is keeping you from experiencing the thrill of a life with Christ? What do you need to let go of?

Jesus Christ came to give radical, scandalous freedom to those who follow him. Yet few of us really understand and experience this gift. Join us for the start of our six-week sermon series and discover how we can experience true freedom in Jesus Christ.

Have you ever had something that was right in front of you but you just couldn't see it? God has made something incredibly clear and has put it right in front of us, yet often we completely miss it.

Confession. What could we possible say that He doesn't already know? But, let's be careful not to turn God into a parole officer. Join us for a new take on confession and how it might change your entire perspective on who God is.

Did you know that according to the Psalms we are invited to pray curses on our enemies? Join us for part 3 of Pray.

We're all pretty much experts when it comes to praying to God for help, right? Yet most of us completely miss why these prayers are so important to God. Join us as we study a famous prayer of frustration (Psalm 22) and see what it teaches us about God and our relationship with him.

The Bible contains an incredible collection of inspired prayers to God. Explore the book of Psalms with us and find what these prayers can teach us about God and how to connect with Him.

Ever wondered why sharing your faith can be so difficult and uncomfortable? Maybe you just haven't found your style yet. Listen to part 4 of Pass It On to find the style that works for you.

If we are going to share our faith effectively, there's one thing we must be quick to do. Join us for part three of Pass It On.

How do we share our faith in a way that makes sense in our world today? It's all about telling the right story. Join us for part two of Pass It On.

Many of us want to share our faith with others but for a variety of reasons we just don't. Join us for a series that explores how the early followers of Jesus shared their faith and learn how we can effectively do the same in a way that makes sense in our world today.

Having endured numerous scandals, King David shares some final words of wisdom with his son and successor Solomon that have great relevance for us today.

For many of us our past is holding us back from living in the present. This week we learn how to make peace with our past by getting over guilt.

"Hurry! Hurry! Read all about it!" What was Washington's biggest political scandal that led to the first and only resignation of a U.S. President? This week, hear never reported details on the father of all Washington political scandals and learn what all this has to do with King David.

What do Bill Clinton, Tiger Woods, and Jimmy Swaggart all have in common? Hint, it isn't golf.

David's scandal with Bathsheba shows us how to avoid scandals in our own lives.

Wouldn't it be awesome if you could sub yourself out of life's difficult and embarrassing moments? The good news of Easter is that we have a substitute.

In part 2 of What Everybody Wants we will learn how to get more of what we all desire.

What will happen to us if we go all in with God? Will we experience the more that God has to offer?

This week we will see that Abraham almost missed out on an incredible blessing from God. What was it that almost stole Abraham's blessing and should we be concerned?

Noah had a choice to make: trust in God or trust in anything else. What would you do?

Faith is required only when you have doubts. Get rid of your doubts and destroy your faith.