Orlando Grace Church

Genesis 42:1-46:27 God uses even our evil actions to ensure the success of His blessing plan. First, guilt in ourselves must be owned. Second, change must be evidenced. Third, reconciliation with others must be pursued. Fourth, promises of blessing must be trusted.

Genesis 37:1-11 Acts 7:1-10 God sovereignly rules over absolutely everything in advancing His blessing plan. First, scandalous sin (37:1-38:30). Second, severe temptation (39:1-23). Third, serial trials (40:1-23). Fourth, servant subjects (41).

This final edition of our welcome class focuses on our mission in the places where we live, work, and play.

Genesis 34:1-36:43 Despite even His peopls's flagrant depravity, God faithfully keeps His covenant promises of blessing. 1. The way of falling (34:1-31 2. The way of rising (35:1-29)

This is a nine minute radio interview covering a variety of subjects related to happenings in Pastor Curt's life and ministry.

This edition of our newcomer class focuses on the core value of biblical conflict resolution.

Genesis 32:22-32 For blessing's sake God breaks the self-reliant to learn clinging trust in Him for all things. 1. He is patient with us in the process of change (32:1-21). 2. He is powerful in us in the fight for change (32:22-32) 3. He is gracious to us in the lapses in change (33:1-20)

2018-06-24 Guest Speaker by OrlandoGrace

Acts 13:26-52 The Church is God's people sent out in order to set the captives free so that the nations would find their joy in the gospel of God's grace. The gospel of grace gives us a new identity as: 1. A Sent People 2. A Free People 3. A Joyful People

This edition of our newcomer class focuses on servant-minded shepherding and how to follow leaders in the local church.

This edition of our newcomer class continues our exploration of two more core values: preaching God's word and spiritual leadership.

Genesis 29:1-14 God's blessing plan to keep promises prevails despite His people's ugliest flaws. First, God's powerful hand of providence. Second, God's merciful heart of provision. Third, God's watchful eye of protection.

This edition of our newcomer class focuses on policies and procedures in caring for and teaching our children. Please note: this recording is from last fall due to a technical error on June 10. Please begin listening at the 22:25 mark. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Ruth 3 & Matthew 1:1-6 Our God is sovereign and faithful to his promises, so we are invited to rest in him in obedience and faith. 1) God promises rest, and we can trust him. 2) Claiming God's promises requires the obedience of faith. 3) God assures us that he will deliver on his promise to give us rest.

This edition of our welcome class concludes our study on the doctrines of grace and covers what we teach and practice regarding believer's baptism.

Genesis 28:10-22 & Matthew 28:16-20 God's blessing of His people is guaranteed wherever they go. • Blessing in hard places • Blessing with grace gifts • Blessing for heart responses: fear before God, worship of God, commitments to God Four Grace Gifts: • Perspective • Protection • Promises • Presence

This edition of our newcomer class continues our study of the doctrine of salvation.

Genesis 28:10-22 God's blessing of His people is guaranteed wherever they go. First, blessing in hard places. Second, blessing with grace gifts. One, perspective. Two, protection.

This edition of our welcome class begins our study of what we teach as a confessional reformed church.

Genesis 28:1-9 God's blessing plan inevitably unfolds even through mixed means. First, his mother's obsession-the need for courage (Gen. 27:41-46). Second, his father's direction-the need for obedience (Gen. 28:1-5). Third, his brother's corruption-the need for faith (Gen. 28:6-9).

This edition of our welcome class begins our study of our core values.

Genesis 27 God's blessing plan always succeeds despite His people's failures. • Our depravity should not be underestimated - we are deeply flawed. • God's sovereignty will not be overruled - He is never thwarted. • Life's reality cannot be escaped - consequences are always reaped.

This edition of our welcome class focuses on introductions and a biblical case for church membership.

Ecclesiastes 3:1-8; Matthew 16:13-20 Season one, planting our church. Season two, clarifying our identity. Season three, healing our wounds. Season four, suffering our losses. Season five, influencing our city.

Q&A Part 2 from the Fellowship Hall on April 29th, 2018