The Grace City Church Podcast

During times of uncertainty, misinformation, and broken dreams we trust In the Good Shepheard to lead us Into the security of a life focused on HIs Kingdom.

When Jesus teaches about greed versus generosity It Is a call to be freed from an egocentric life and to live one that focuses on His kingdom.

When we align our lives with the Kingdom of God, we can rest assured He hears our prayers and will give us what we need.

As we choose to surrender to following after Jesus, we receive the joy of His grace and calling upon our lives.

Knowing and speaking to how Jesus has healed you is one way we demonstrate and declare the hope of the gospel.

*Please note, we had an issue with the audio during recording, so in the middle of the sermon, there is an abrupt change In the message. When everyone sees all that is fractured and divided, the church is to declare how it is Christ who heals what’s broken in our souls and in our cities.

Serving as Christ has called us to serve, demonstrates the hope of the gospel, and makes a tangible difference in their life and the kingdom of God.

With our lives devoted to Christ and His redeeming work, we break the pattern of tribalism, seeking to bless and serve others with the hope of the gospel.

The Messiah loves, restores, and calls.

Jesus taught that the new birth is a gift from the Father and the work of the Spirit for all who believe in the Son.

Our responses to Jesus’ teachings reveal our beliefs about who He is.

When live and love by the Holy Spirit, our lives become a sign pointing others to the truth of Jesus and the hope we have in Him.

When we fail in life, that is a time where we are to continue to trust and follow in the redemptive and relentless grace of Jesus.

Even in the midst of chaos and dysfunction, we can look at how John the Baptist was faithful to his purpose and be reminded of our very own purpose in life.

When Satan tempts Jesus in the desert, one finds an example of how we, too, try to force Jesus to be a different type of Messiah than he came to be.

The power of the resurrection brings hope and joy now and for all eternity.

As Jesus lived to please His father, so should those who follow and trust in Jesus.

Throughout His life, Jesus showed all how to order one’s life after God’s eternal aims.

When fear, brokenness, and suffering are the reality of the day, followers of Jesus have the responsibility to declare the source of hope we have in the Messiah.

The birth of the Messiah is the arrival of an eternal King and the fulfillment of God’s promise to send one.

Jesus is the anointed one who represents God to us and us to God.

Despite our weaknesses and proclivity for sin, Jesus enables us to persevere in and contend for the faith.

When corrupt leaders and immoral teachers threaten to lead us astray, we are to always contend for the hope and righteousness of the gospel.

When we excel in the grace of giving, we join in the redeeming work of Jesus and help others discover life in Him.

We encourage one another to discover life in Christ by creating environments where people are encouraged and equipped to take their next step of faith.