Grace Messages

In light of America's 250th anniversary, Pastor Carl Greene talks about the kind of citizenship that really matters.

This morning we start a larger section of the Sermon on the Mount where Jesus describes what TRUE righteousness looks like from God’s perspective. This was very important to clarify since the religious leaders of Jesus' day misinterpreted this AND their misinterpretations had become the mainstream thought of Judaism. These misinterpretations were costing Jews potential entrance into the Kingdom of...

This morning we will finish our dive into the Beatitudes, the values of the Kingdom of Heaven that Jesus is offering to His first-century Jewish audience. Jesus then transitions to remind and exhort His audience, the 1st-century nation of Israel, of their present missionary mandate to the Gentile world.

This morning we will dive into the Beatitudes. These are the values of the Kingdom of Heaven that Jesus is offering to His first-century Jewish audience. After He is done with the first twelve verses of teaching, His audience should have realized that Jesus is offering the long-awaited and much discussed Kingdom of God detailed in the Old Testament.

This morning we will dive into the Beatitudes. These are the values of the Kingdom of Heaven that Jesus is offering to His first-century Jewish audience. After He is done with the first twelve verses of teaching, His audience should have realized that Jesus is offering the long-awaited and much discussed Kingdom of God detailed in the Old Testament.

This morning, we are going dive into, probably, the most popular sermon of all time, the Sermon on the Mount. This sermon has attracted more attention than any discourse in history. In this message, we want to introduce the Sermon on the Mount by providing the context in which it was given. Additionally, we want to provide some cautions as we attempt to understand the meaning of Jesus' teaching.

This morning, we want to conclude our Kingdom series by considering some potentially confusing passages in the Epistles regarding the Kingdom. There is reason for confusion regarding the Kingdom, especially when these passages are not understood in context.

Today, guest speaker Joe Guggenberger explores the true meaning of joy, emphasizing its source from the Lord. This message highlights the importance of faith in Jesus Christ's work for salvation from sin's penalty and power.

This morning, we want to continue considering some potentially confusing passages in the Book of Acts regarding the Kingdom. There is reason for confusion regarding the Kingdom, especially when these passages are not understood in context.

This morning, we want to begin to consider some potentially confusing passages in the Book of Acts regarding the Kingdom. There is reason for confusion regarding the Kingdom, especially when these passages are not understood in context.

This morning, we want to begin to consider some potentially confusing passages in the Gospels regarding the Kingdom. There is reason for confusion regarding the Kingdom, especially when these passages are not understood in context.

This morning, we want to begin to consider some potentially confusing passages in the Gospels regarding the Kingdom. There is reason for confusion regarding the Kingdom, especially when these passages are not understood in context.

In this message, we look at the messaging of the Kingdom and how it was presented through the teaching ministry of John the Baptist, Jesus Christ, and His first-century disciples. Additionally, we want to compare this message of Good News to the message of Good News that we communicate today in the Church Age.

The Bible is clear - following this life, each person will face judgment (Hebrews 9:27). But, what will be judged and how can a person prepare in this life for a successful outcome at that judgment? Jesus tells a story in Luke 16 that will help answer these questions.

In this message, we look at the Old Testament prophecy in Daniel that not only predicted the timing of the offer of the Kingdom of God, but it also predicted the rejection of the rightful King, Messiah. For the re-offer and acceptance of the Kingdom of God on earth, the final unit of seven years, known as the Great Tribulation must occur.

We will continue to trace the concept of Kingdom of God throughout the pages of Scripture. In this message, we look at the predictions of the Mediatorial Kingdom by the Old Testament prophets. What type of Kingdom were they anticipating and have those "kingdom conditions" ever existed on earth yet?

We will continue to trace the concept of Kingdom of God throughout the pages of Scripture. In this message, we look at the overwhelming evidence in the Old Testament history of mankind's abject failure to establish God's Mediatorial Kingdom on earth. This walk-through Old Testament biblical history shows, with clarity, that ONLY God can establish His Kingdom on earth! Passage: Deuteronomy 17:15-18

We will continue to trace the concept of Kingdom of God throughout the pages of Scripture. In this message, we cover some KEY Biblical covenants, because they reveal additional information about God’s Mediatorial Kingdom gameplan.

This morning, we want to start a series on tracing the concept of Kingdom of God throughout the pages of Scripture. In this message, we introduce the topic from a meta-narrative perspective, we introduce the confusion, and we introduce some distinctions and clarifications to help us be ready to navigate this challenging Scriptural topic.

Today, Alex Musser continues exploring the lessons we can learn from Genesis, and connecting themes in Genesis to Christ's work on the cross.

Today, guest speaker Alex Musser dives into the book of Genesis and thoughtfully explores what we can learn about the character and purposes of God from the opening chapters of Scripture.

It is no mystery that believers should spend time taking in, listening to, and reading the Word of God. This is pretty much common knowledge. But, what do you do with it once you have read it? Some would say "obey" it! And that is true. Others would say "apply" it! And that also is true. However, we are focusing on something at the ROOT level - engagement with and response to the Word of God. In t...

This morning, we continue to look at the REAL Lord’s prayer in John 17. Last week, we finished the section of the prayer where Jesus prayed for His eleven disciples. This morning, we get into the section of His prayer, where Jesus prays for all future disciples…including us! His prayer requests are two-fold: (1) Oneness, and (2) Manifestation of His glory.

The moment we trust in Christ, we are eternally secure. This morning, special guest Pastor Dennis Rokser talks about how we can be assured we have that eternal security, and takes us through Romans 8:29-34 to discuss how all things work together for good.

This morning, we continue to look at the REAL Lord’s prayer in John 17. Last week, we looked at the section of the prayer where Jesus prayed from Himself, and this morning, we will start the second section of Jesus’ prayer. This is where He prays for His eleven disciples. In this section of the prayer, Jesus prays for their protection and effectiveness to bring Him glory!