Grace Community Church Memphis Podcasts

Visiting minister, Rev. Les Newsom, expounds this passage about Saul's conversion and makes application of the gospel to our lives.

Visiting minister, Mr. Daniel Stanphill expounds this passage in Luke's gospel about the calling of the disciples.

Jesus tells a story about a farmer sowing his seed. The seed in the story, Jesus tells us is a metaphor for the Word of God. In this story, Jesus tells us that the Word is a seed, this seed is powerful, and this seed demands a response.

In this story, we see the power of grace to liberate us, move us to love, and radically change us from the inside-out.

In the conclusion of Jesus' sermon, Jesus tells several stories that diagnose our critical, judgmental attitudes and our desire to hide from others and even ourselves, and then Jesus shows us how we can find freedom to stop hiding and judging by building our lives on a solid foundation.

After Jesus' resurrection, we meet disciples who are frozen in the darkness of their despair, whose hearts begin to burn in the light as Jesus unfolds the Scriptures, and who, upon hearing the good news, are moved into mission.

What you can expect when you experience the real God is to be confronted with God's Beauty, your brokenness, and God's Grace and Mission.

In this Psalm, the Psalmist takes us into the question we face in our pain, the silence in pain, and the answer to our pain that comes through pain.

The story of David and Goliath teaches us that we need a champion greater than David.

Gideon's story is a story of the necessity of weakness, the encouragement God gives in weakness, and the deliverance God brings through weakness.

The story of Gideon facing his brokenness, overwhelmed by grace, and finding a new master.

Leviticus 1:1-17:Leviticus chapter 1 contains the manual for the burnt offering in the Old Testament. Through the ceremony and action, we learn the presence for which we are made, the Holiness that God demands, and the aroma that pleases Him.

Mr. Allan Bledsoe takes us to Genesis 15 to show the belief and unbelief of Abraham. In this story, we are confronted with the experience of faith, the weakness of faith, and find hope for the strengthening of faith.

Genesis 2:25-3:15; 21-24:Mr. Allan Bledsoe preached this sermon, showing how there is a belief that leads to mutiny and idolatry, and how there is also a belief in the gracious word of God that begins to heal our brokenness.

Exodus 3:1-22;What can you expect from a real encounter with God? Exodus 3 shows us that when you meet the real God, God reveals the worst in you, God responds to the worst in you with provision, and God solves the major contradictions of your life.

Genesis 50:15-20:The story of Joseph is a familiar Bible story, and in this story we discover questions and answers to help us navigate life in a broken world and find grace even in pain and sorrow

Genesis 22:1-14:How can you trust God in the seemingly irresolvable tension of life? What does it look like to trust God when you can't understand Him? How are the apparent contradictions of God's character resolved in the cross, and how can you take this to your experience and begin tracing joy through pain, certainty through chaos, and hope through trial?

Ephesians 4:17-32:In order to fully live out what it means to be made new in Christ, you must remember, you must rethink, and you must renew.

1 Timothy 1:12-17; 3:1-13:Paul, in his letter to Timothy describes those who are qualified to lead as officer's in the church.

1 Peter 5:1-4; John 21:15-19:Those set apart to gather and shepherd God's people with the ministry of the Word are called Elders.

Acts 6:1-7; Luke 10:25-37:We are called in Christ and set free in Christ to pursue a ministry of deed. In the structure and shape of ministry in the church, this calling is led by those men called Deacons.

Ephesians 4:1-16:We cannot be and won't be who we were created and redeemed to be apart from working towards unity with one another

Luke 24:1-12:A look into the story of the resurrection, its meaning, and implications for our lives.