Grace Community Church | Tiffin

This week, Pastor Michael Miller teaches through two parables that Jesus uses to demonstrate that we have to be prepared to meet Him someday.

Pastor Michael Miller finishes chapter 24 this week, where Jesus teaches us that we won't know when He will return. Therefore, we need to get right with God now, and not get distracted.

This week, Pastor Zach Pinkerton dives into Chapter 24 of the Book of Matthew. We learn of the teachings of Jesus to his followers in which he predicts his death, but also his future return. We learn that we should not worry or have fear about the events that will lead up to his return, but rather focus on living our lives as Jesus intends for us in preparation of his return.

Today, Pastor Zach is teaching from Matthew 23 and challenging us to stop trying to look right or manage appearances, because Jesus didn't come to die for the version of you that everyone sees; he died for the messed-up version of you.

Pastor Zach Pinkerton continues going through the book of Matthew. In Chapter 22, we see God isn't limited to our expectations.

In the study of the Book of Matthew, Pastor Zach Pinkerton shares the parable that Jesus uses shortly before his death, in which he challenges the Religious Leaders of the time, pointing out their hypocrisy in their lives, which mirrors many of us today. Too often we value the tangible items of our world, instead of prioritizing the surrendering our lives to God.

This week in our study of the Book of Matthew, Pastor Zach Pinkerton shares the story of Jesus and his actions in the Temple of Jerusalem, calling out the Religious Leaders of the time. We learn that their failure to repent and acknowledge their sin, which often mirrors our lives of today, has created a blind spot in them, and us, spiritually.

Pastor Zach Pinkerton continues walking us through the book of Matthew. This week, we follow Jesus just weeks before He is eventually killed. We see a city that is on edge for what will happen next.

Pastor Zach Pinkerton teaches through Matthew chapter 20, where we learn to not focus on our definition of fairness and instead to focus on serving others.

Pastor Zach Pinkerton continues going through the book of Matthew. In Chapter 19, we see Jesus raise expectations for how we follow Him.

In our study of Chapter 18 of the Book of Matthew, Pastor Zach Pinkerton teaches that Jesus desires for us to live our lives as humble servants to him, living a life to avoid sin and pointing those that we love to him.

This week in our study of the Book of Matthew, Pastor Zach Pinkerton discusses how Jesus surrounded himself with broken people and how he used them, and continues to use us today, to spread his word in the world.

This week at Grace in Tiffin, we celebrate the Ground Breaking of our new auditorium and expansion of our current campus. In this celebration, Pastor Zach Pinkerton discusses how this moment in time is our opportunity to make a bold move, and take the step to create a future to help people make the decision to follow Jesus.

This Easter, Pastor Zach Pinkerton challenges us with the question,"Who do you say Jesus is?"

In week 16 in our study of the Book of Matthew, Pastor Zach Pinkerton reminds us to understand the real problems in our lives, and not those that we create for ourselves based upon the external factors that we face everyday. Instead remember what God has already done for us and focus on those items in our daily lives.

Pastor Zach Pinkerton continues in our series in the book of Matthew. In chapter 15, we see the Pharisees who look good on the outside, but are dead on the inside. We are challenged to actually be right with God, even though we don't deserve it.

Pastor Zach Pinkerton continues to take us through the book of Matthew this week, in chapter 14, we see Jesus's compassion and learn that if we've given our life to Jesus. He's with us in the storms of our life.

As we continue in our series on the Book of Matthew, Pastor Michael Miller challenges us to prepare our hearts so that we can pursue a faith in God that is responsive to his word in our daily lives.

This week, Pastor Michael Miller continues leading us through Matthew, focusing in Matthew 12. We learned about the Sabbath and about how God intended it to be in our lives. Jesus showed us that the Sabbath is designed to give us rest and not added complications in our lives.

This week, Pastor Zach Pinkerton leads in our discussion of Chapter 11 of the Book of Matthew. We learn, like John the Baptist, that our expectations for God's salvation in our life does not always match the reality of God's plans for us.

This week, Pastor Zach Pinkerton continues our series in Matthew as we see how Jesus calls His followers not just to believe, but to go—living on mission, overcoming fear, trusting God’s presence, and embracing the reality that being sent by Jesus means stepping into purpose, courage, and obedience even when it’s uncomfortable.

Pastor Zach Pinkerton continues going through the book of Matthew. This week, we looked at two back to back encounters that Jesus and His disciples had, where Jesus calms the storm and drives out demons.

Pastor Zach Pinkerton continues going through the book of Matthew. This week, we looked at two back to back encounters that Jesus and His disciples had, where Jesus calms the storm and drives out demons.

Pastor Zach Pinkerton continues taking us through the book of Matthew this week. In chapter 7, Jesus teaches that the road to Heaven is narrow and how we can be on it.

Pastor Zach Pinkerton continues in our series studying the Book of Matthew, chapter 6. We're challenged to examine our motivations, even when we are doing good things.