Grant Podcast

In this episode, Cam Stephens kicks off a mini-series to unpack Grant's new vision: Gather, Grow and Go, for the glory of God.

In this episode, Sean Sagert reflects on the hope we have as a family of God in the midst of uncertainty: persevering together.

Paul wraps up his letter to the Galatians, stating in other words that salvation comes through faith in Christ alone, and we should boast only in Him, nothing else. In this episode, Cam Stephens ends this sermon series remembering that no matter if we go through persecutions or troubles in this world because of our faith, it's essential to stand firm to what the Bible teaches us and follow it.

In today's message, Cam Stephens reminds us of what Paul says about being quick to do good and willing to say yes to the opportunities God lays before us to bless others.

In this episode, Cam Stephens moves on toward the end of the book of Galatians, reflecting on Paul's teachings about showing goodness,  gentleness and supporting a person struggling with sin.

Wrapping up our mini-series on the Fruit of the Spirit, in this episode, Cam Stephens leads us in a study about self-control, the last characteristic mentioned in Galatians 3:22-23.

In this episode, Sean Sagert guides us to understand that the master model of being gentle is the Lamb, Jesus Christ. Therefore, only the  Holy Spirit can lead us to manifest this characteristic genuinely.

Faithfulness is a virtue broadly mentioned in the Scriptures. In today's episode, Richard Quiring explores some of the aspects of this element of the Fruit of the Spirit.

'Good' is a word we use every day in a multitude of contexts. Amid all that, we say that God is good, but what does that mean? In today's episode, Dom Gibson speaks on the goodness of God and what 'good' means in the context of the Fruit of the Spirit.

Kindness derives from the word 'kind.' Thus, we can note beforehand that it has a lot to do with how we see and treat people of our kind. And that's the characteristic Cam Stephens guides us in studying in this episode.

In this episode, Cam Stephens reminds us that patience goes way beyond rolling our thumbs while waiting for our streaming service to load some content. This characteristic of the Fruit of the Spirit has more to do with being graceful and patient with ourselves, God and others.

In this episode, Cam Stephens reminds us that growing fruit is a process that takes time and isn't an instant event. We also reflect on the peace from God, that God is Peace Himself, and that He calls His people to be peacemakers wherever they go.

Have you ever thought of God as a joyful person? In this episode, Cam Stephens brings up that the Holy Spirit delivers joy to us because of God's own joyfulness.

As we continue to study the book of Galatians, we kick off a mini-series on the Fruit of the Spirit. In this episode, Dom Gibson introduces the complete list and speaks about the first characteristic: Love.

In this message, Steve Bock reminds us that the desires of the flesh in our lives are indicators of our dependence on Christ and the Holy Spirit to work on our motives.

In this episode, Cam Stephens reflects on what to do with the freedom salvation in Christ grants us.

"Remember who you are!" Borrowing this iconic line from The Lion King and bringing it to the Christian context, in this message, Cam Stephens reminds us how important it is to know who we are as God's children,  despite all else.

What is the Law? In this message, Cam Stephens reflects on the answer to that question.

In this message, Dom Gibson focuses on one of the pillars of the  Reformation: that Salvation comes from faith in Christ alone. Abraham is a significant reference to how faith matters to God from the beginning of times.

In this message, Cam Stephens reflects on Paul's argument and how he defends that there's nothing we can do to earn Salvation. For it is entirely by God's grace, through Christ's sacrifice, that we've been redeemed.

In this episode, Cam Stephens reflects on Paul's authority and some important topics that we should focus on as Christians.

We hear a lot about the apostle Paul and his ministry, but who was he? In this episode, Cam speaks about Paul's story and calling from Christ to be His apostle.

In this episode, Cam Stephens introduces Paul's letter to the Galatians, going through its context and why it's so relevant to our church nowadays as well.

In this episode, Richard Quiring teaches about some of God's attributes we can observe in the book of Nahum, one of the minor prophet books in the Bible.

God is at work worldwide, and He's calling His people to take part in this movement! In this episode, our guest speaker asserts that "Missions is not on pause: Go Transform the World!"