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The Bible talks about finances way more than we do. So this week, let's have a frank discussion about them.

When we think about how to be a good husband or wife, we often forget that it is our sacred duty to participate in their sanctification by loving them toward Jesus.

This week we will spend time with a prayer out of Deuteronomy called the Shema. In this short prayer, we find a clear and concise definition of our call to love God wholly.

We all leave a legacy or inheritance to the generations that come after us. What sort of inheritance will you leave?

As we begin the new year, we focus our attention on a magnificent prayer Paul prayed over the church of the Colossians and ask what it looks like to pray it over ourselves for this year.

This Christmas Eve we're reflecting on this year and how we can be still, be small, and behold, as the Holy Family might have just after Jesus' birth.

Zechariah prophesied that the coming Messiah would arrive in Jerusalem as a king, but not a conquering one. What does it mean to us that Jesus arrives in our lives, but never desires to conquer us?

Likely with the help of a world-famous song, Isaiah 9:6 has become the most recognizable messianic prophecy of all time. It has also become known as a Christmas prophecy. This week we look at the rich description of Jesus found in this famous verse.

As we begin to look at what the Old Testament tells us about the coming Christ, we turn our focus to the promised new covenant in Jeremiah 31. Why was this new covenant SO MUCH better?

In a life full of blessings from God, one blessing shines above the rest – that we get to be in His presence. This week we are reminded that our lives should motivated and sustained by the fullness of joy that is only available in God's loving presence.

It's time for a campaign update, and it's time for us as a church to put our focus on taking this step of obedience together.

What if true humility isn't a reduction of ourselves, but simply seeing ourselves as God sees us – and the result is much greater productivity in His kingdom?

Worship is our response to who God is and what He has done for us. When we worship, it glorifies God and shapes our hearts toward, and focuses our minds on, the things of God – bringing hope, joy, peace, and rest. This Sunday, we will pause and spend our morning worshipping together. The beauty in corporate worship is not only the songs we sing, but the fact that we sing them together. We hope you...

Psalm 126 is a song of exultant joy. It shows us the path to joy in our lives and even helps us find optimism in the pain.

It is no mistake that the Psalms of Ascent begin with a Psalm of repentance, as every journey with God begins with a first step of repentance.

Psalm 121 speaks to us about God's provision and protection as we travel in our faith. It is a psalm of trust, assurance, and hope. It serves to remind us that, while our journey may be difficult, God promises to be with us every step of the way.

In our final week of our culture-defining series, we arrive at the apex trait we want to be true of all partners. We want to produce kingdom builders.

What if the Bible told us there was one simple thing on which we could focus, and the rest of life would just kind of fall into place? Well guess what… it does!

Being conduits of grace may be the trait that comes most naturally and is most foundational to our culture as a church. We are a church that offers lots and lots of grace. So this week we ask what is the source of Grace's grace?

Perhaps our most foundational trait, that which truly defines who we are at Grace, is that of Partner. This week we explore what it truly means to partner in life and in ministry.

At Grace, we are Step Takers. We take steps of obedience. This week, we are challenged to take a step of faith together as a family of faith.

The church in Corinth faces many issues and questions that our modern church faces today. To all those questions, then and now, Paul offers the singular answer of the gospel.

In Philemon, Paul leaves us a tremendous example of how Christians should seek to change the minds and behaviors of those around them.

Romans is one of the most complex and theologically rich books in the Bible. This week we make it approachable and applicable for all Christians. 

Though 1 & 2 Timothy, as well as Titus, were written specifically to pastors, there is advice within them that rings true for all believers.