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In Acts 15, the disciples face the difficult problem of integrating gentiles in their faith.  The resolution they reach sets some guideposts for us that should still mark our faith today.

In the conversation of Saul to Paul, we unearth a principle that illustrates exactly what is at stake when God offers us a chance to be used in his kingdom.

This week we arrive at one of the most inspirational stories in all of scripture, the stoning of Stephen.  What boldness will this story inspire in you?

Everything happening in our country and culture right now makes us all wonder, what would God have us do now? This week we discuss God's heart for racial equality and justice.

In Acts 2:42-47 we find a list of 7 distinctive characteristics of the early church that we believe we should still embody as the church. This is our second week exploring what those are and applying them to ourselves.

In Acts 2:42-47 we find a list of 7 distinctive characteristics of the early church that we believe we should still embody as the church.  We will spend the next two weeks exploring what those are and applying them to ourselves.

In Acts chapter 2, Peter calls the Jewish crowd to a vitally important repentance. What is this repentance he asks for and how is it still applicable to us today?

This week we launch our new series based in the book of Acts and ask what sort of building block God uses to establish his church.

The parable of the Shrewd Manager is one of the most confusing and elusive parables in the Bible.  But when we lean into it what we find is a very simple, yet very challenging message.

Abraham's Bosom is one of the most layered and mysterious parables Jesus tells, but within it we find a clear message which leads us into a challenging question.

We all know the story of the Prodigal Son, but what if we could learn new things from this story that will help us see it in a whole new light?

This Easter doesn't feel like most Easters. And we believe there is a special verse of comfort tucked away in the book of Isaiah that can she a whole new light on this Easter.

We all know that the story of the Good Samaritan teaches us that everyone is our neighbor. But what if there are other truths waiting for us in the nuances of this famous story Jesus tells?

Have you ever felt like your passion for Jesus has grown stale? Maybe you just wish you felt more than you did? This week Jesus tells a short but powerful parable that could help us with that tremendously.

In our first virtual service we pause our Storyteller series to focus on a particularly relevant conversation between Jesus and the disciples.

We begin our series in the parables by looking at the parable of the talents and allowing it to shape our life goals.

As we wrap up our campaign series, we take a Sunday to dream together about what God might do through the church we love so much.

This week, one of our long time partners, Doug Bergeson, shares with us his unique perspective on stewardship and generosity.

This week we discuss how we believe God would have Grace grow in our breadth of impact in our community through the ministry of evangelism.

As Grace moves forward in health, how do we intend to make disciples?  How does Grace define discipleship and what does it look like for us to go through the process?

As we launch our campaign, we wanted to take a week and share with you all that has gone into this huge decision for our church as well as where we think God is taking us in the next phase of Grace.

All of us, at times, are mentally and emotionally unhealthy.  What does it mean to pursue health and how can we help ourselves and others strive towards true health?

Do you want a better marriage? The Bible is rich with wisdom on how to go from surviving to thriving. Marriage is better with God at the center. 

Even though the Bible doesn't have much to say about parenting, what if there are themes in the families of scripture that can inform us on how to raise our children today?  Listen as we explore what it means to parent biblically.

As we begin the new year, how does God want us to invest our time?  We are busier than ever and maybe we don't need to be!