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Here, on this podcast, we seek to be no more or less clear than the scriptures are themselves. Our hope is that by becoming more familiar on who the God of the universe is, we, also become familiar with who he says that we are. You are here on purpose and we are so glad about it!
This week, we continue our series through the Gospel According to Mark with Mark chapter 13. Pastor David Kite brings us this week's teaching about Jesus's warning of the end times.
Jesus responds to an exclamation regarding a building with a teaching that is the longest in the book of Mark. Jesus he tells us to be ready and to watch. Are we watching for him? Are we faithfully preaching the gospel through it?
This week we celebrated the 6th Anniversary of Grace City Church! Pastor Will Plonk returns from his 3-month Sabbatical and taught on Hebrews 11:13-16 in celebration of our 6th Anniversary gathering as a church body!
This week we got to hear the Word preached from guest pastor, the Reverend Dr. Clinton Brantley of St. Matthew Baptist Church in North Charleston, SC.
Sit in the text with us as we listen to the Word of God taught!
This week we continued our series through the Gospel According to Mark with 3 verses, but those 3 verses point back to the most quoted Old Testament passage in the New Testament, Psalm 110. Pastor David Kite teaches the text for us this week; join us as we learn and grow together through the teaching of God's Word!
Last week, we heard from Pastor Raven Howard preach through the text of Mark 12:28-34. Jesus engages with the question of another Pharisee, to which Jesus tells him about the Greatest Commandment.
Listen with us, as we hear Jesus's answer.
This week we continue our series through the Gospel According to Mark as Pastor David Kite teaches on Mark 12:13-27. In this text, we see three different groups question Jesus in attempts to trap him, because they feel threatened by him.
Engage with the text with us, as we hear the Word of God taught!
This week, Pastor David Kite continues our series through the Gospel According to Mark. Jesus teaches in a parable, and Pastor David draws our attention to see God's patience, justice, and plan through the parable. Join us as we hear the Word of God taught!
We continue our series through the Gospel According to Mark with Mark 11:12-33. This week Pastor Jason Crosby teaches on this text, and the questioning of authority. We see Jesus with the fig tree, and also the Pharisees directly questioning Jesus. Listen with us this week as we listen to the teaching of God's Word!
This week we continue our series through the Gospel According to Mark! Pastor David Kite taught on Mark 11:1-11, as we see the nuisances of Jesus's arrival into Jerusalem.
This week we had the blessing to be able to hear from guest Pastor Robby Richard. This week's text is Mark 10:46-52, the healing of Bartimaeus. Pastor Robby shows that Jesus's question, "What do you want me to do for you?" is an introspective one, asking us to examine our own hearts as we answer.
Consider this question yourself, as you listen to Pastor Robby teach on the healing of the blind Bartimaeus.
This week we hear from Pastor Will Krause as we continue our Gospel According to Mark series. As we look at the text of Mark 10:13-31, we see a dialogue of Jesus responding to "who can enter the Kingdom of Heaven?".
As you prepare to listen, consider Jesus's response to enter the Kingdom like a child...
As we continue our series through the Gospel According to Mark, we land on a challenging text in Mark 10:1-12. In it, Jesus is challenged on the topic of divorce by the Pharisees. Pastor David Kite takes us through this text, unpacking a topic that has touched every one of us, whether it is as an individual or someone we know.
This week we got to hear from Guest Pastor Russ Miller, Pastor from James Island Christian Church in Charleston. JICC has been a deeply rooted partner of Grace City since the beginning, so it was a joy to get to have Pastor Russ continue our Gospel According to Mark Series.
Pastor Russ taught on Mark 9:42-50, a challenging text that asks us to contemplate sin and its extreme implications. In the text we see that sin is costly, and that we must put to death what can lead to death.
This week, continue our Gospel According to Mark series with Mark 9:30-41. Pastor Nelson Akwari teaches us this week, as we hear Jesus command that "If anyone wants to be first, he must be last and servant of all".
Consider this Word as you listen to this week's sermon.
This week, we are joined by guest Pastor Walter Belton of Radiant Church in North Charleston! Pastor Belton continues our Gospel According to Mark series with Mark 9:14-29, the healing of the demon possessed boy.
This week, Pastor David Kite on the text of The Transfiguration as we continue our series through the Gospel According to Mark.
Thanks for your patience as we've had some difficulties with transitioning our podcast platform. This sermon is our most recent one, from June 2, 2024.This week we heard from Pastor David Kite, continuing our Gospel According to Mark series. We pray that as you listen, that you would consider and understand what it means to be a disciple of Jesus, and rely on Him to comfort, protect, exalt, and preserve us forever.
Thanks for your patience as we've had some difficulties with transitioning our podcast platform. This sermon is from May 26, 2024.This week we hear from Pastor Will Plonk on the text Mark 8:22-33, from which we should ask ourselves, "Do you see Jesus clearly?"
Thanks for your patience as we've had some difficulties with transitioning our podcast platform. This sermon is from May 19, 2024.This week we hear from Pastor Will Plonk as he teaches through Mark 8:11-21. We challenge you this week as you listen to consider the "cancer of unbelief".
Thanks for your patience as we've had some difficulties with transitioning our podcast platform. This sermon is from May 12, 2024.
This week we hear from Pastor Will Plonk, continuing our Gospel According to Mark series with Mark 7:31-37; we are called to let Jesus into our brokenness, even if it is invasive and messy.
Thanks for your patience as we've had some difficulties with transitioning our podcast platform. This sermon is from May 5, 2024.
This sermon, we hear from Pastor Will Plonk, continuing our series through The Gospel According to Mark. Pastor Plonk asks us the question, "Do you believe that the Kingdom's leftovers are better than the world's feast?"
This week we hear from Pastor Raven Howard as he continued our series through the Gospel According to Mark.
This week Pastor David Kite taught on Mark 6:45-56, continuing our Gospel According to Mark series with Jesus walking on water. This text draws us to see Jesus as He really is, not just a miracle-worker, but the Son of God.
We apologize for the delay due to technical difficulties this week!
This past week Pastor Will Plonk taught on the Feeding of the 5000, in his sermon tagged, "You feed 'em". It can be easy to focus on what we lack, but God is much more concerned with what we already have.
This week Pastor Will Plonk continues through the Gospel According to Mark with the sending out of the 12 disciples.
Happy Resurrection Sunday!!! Today we joyously celebrate the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ; as Pastor Will Plonk teaches, it all hinges on the resurrection! Today's text, 1 Corinthians 15:12-19, teaches that if not for the cross, we of all people are to be pitied!
Without the Resurrection we present pitiful preaching ; have a futile faith ; bear false witness ; are still in our sins ; and the dead are not raised.
How wonderful is it that our Savior is RISEN INDEED!!
This week we had the pleasure of hearing from Pastor Simon Guillebaud with some of his takeaways from his life of ministry in the nation of Burundi. Pastor Simon teaches from Deuteronomy 30:11-20, which ultimately presents us with the opportunity to choose life!
Pastor Simon's ministry is Great Lakes Outreach (GLO).
Join us this week as Pastor David Kite continues through the Gospel of Mark with Mark 6:1-6(a), the story of Jesus returning to his home town of Nazareth.
This week we jump back into our series through the Gospel of Mark! Pastor Will Plonk taught on Jesus healing the bleeding woman and the raising of the daughter.
(Sermons 1-13 are labeled through the episode list if you want to look back).
Delayed from last week, sorry!
In this concluding sermon of our Spiritual Habits series, Pastor Will Plonk teaches on the habit of Corporate Worship. Centered on the text of Hebrews 10:19-25, Pastor Plonk teaches on the importance of the gathering and worship with the Church body.
As a reminder, all Spiritual Habits are birthed out of the recognition of God's holiness, so prepare your heart and mind in submission to His holiness by beginning to consider and form Spiritual Habits in your life.
This week, Pastor Will Plonk continued our Spiritual Habits series teaching Sabbath Rest. Our centering texts are Exodus 20:8-11 and Deuteronomy 5:12-15. Pastor Plonk exhorts that Sabbath Rest is both a commandment, but it is also an immense gift! Sabbath Rest is a habit that we can and should take to fully trust and enjoy God's blessings to us on a regular basis.
As a reminder, all Spiritual Habits are birthed out of the recognition of God's holiness, so prepare your heart and mind in submission to His holiness by beginning to consider and form Spiritual Habits in your life.
This week the Reverend Dr. Byron Benton, of Mount Mariah Missionary Baptist Church in North Charleston, joins us to teach on the Spiritual Habit of Celebration & Gratitude. Centered on Luke 17:11-19, Rev. Benton shows us that Celebration & Gratitude is the response of one who has received help and mercy from another. Consider how God may be stirring you on this text and habit as you listen!
As a reminder, all Spiritual Habits are birthed out of the recognition of God's holiness, so prepare your heart and mind in submission to His holiness by beginning to consider and form Spiritual Habits in your life.
Pastor David Kite continued our Spiritual Habits series this week with Fasting & Simplicity, centering on the text Matthew 6:16-34. Pastor David teaches that the text tells us not "if" but WHEN we fast, emphasizing that this is something we as believers should be doing. While Scripture doesn't prescribe a specific way to do this, the text does lay out a life of simplicity that aligns with the Biblical truth, "Jesus is enough".
As a reminder, all Spiritual Habits are birthed out of the recognition of God's holiness, so prepare your heart and mind in submission to His holiness by beginning to consider and form Spiritual Habits in your life.
This week guest teacher Pastor Michael Heath, from Radiant Church in North Charleston, charged us to align our world view with that of the Kingdom of God, and to use our time, talents, and treasures in service to the Kingdom of God.
As a reminder, all spiritual habits are birthed out of the recognition of God's holiness, so prepare your heart and mind in submission to His holiness by beginning to consider and form Spiritual Habits in your life.
This week Pastor Will Plonk taught us on the Spiritual Habit of a "dialogue with God" through the Word and through prayer. Pastor Plonk centered this teaching on Acts 2:42-47.
As a reminder, all spiritual habits are birthed out of the recognition of God's holiness, so prepare your heart and mind in submission to His holiness by beginning to consider and form Spiritual Habits in your life.
This week Pastor David Kite teaches us this week on the Spiritual Habit of the Sacraments, rooted in Genesis 9:8-17.
As a reminder, all spiritual habits are birthed out of the recognition of God's holiness, so prepare your heart and mind in submission to His holiness by beginning to consider and form Spiritual Habits in your life.
This week Pastor Will Plonk continued our Spiritual Habits series with a sermon launching us into the "God Given Habits", centered on Deuteronomy 17:14-20.
As a reminder, all spiritual habits are birthed out of the recognition of God's holiness, so prepare your heart and mind in submission to His holiness by beginning to consider and form Spiritual Habits in your life.
This week we take a break from The Gospel of Mark to start a new series called Spiritual Habits. Pastor Will Plonk starts the series this week calling us into a higher view of God's Holiness, ultimately asking, "Do you see God as Holy?"
This week Pastor Will Plonk continued our series through the Gospel of Mark with Mark 5:1-20, where we are encouraged by Jesus's power over demons and the power He has given us as we encounter spiritual warfare.
Open the text and join us this week as we open God's Word!
As we continue our series through the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Will Plonk this week takes us through the text of Jesus calming the storm.
As we continue to look at who Scripture tells us who Jesus is, open this text with us and ask the question, "How are you responding to the storms in your life?"
This week Pastor Jason Crosby continued our series through the Gospel of Mark, teaching us about how the Kingdom of God is indeed here now! We get to be a part of it right now, living into the Kingdom as co-laborers.
This week, Pastor David Kite teaches on Mark 4:1-20, the Parable of the Sower. Pastor David reminds us to look at the Gospel of Mark as showing the identity of Jesus, and this parable helps us see who Jesus is and who we are. We naturally arrive with the question: how do we become the good soil? But Jesus intends to take us so much deeper than that! Listen as Pastor David unpacks this text to continue our series through the Gospel of Mark!
Due to Technical difficulties this teaching is from 11/19 and begins 2 minutes into the teaching; apologies from our AV team!
This week Pastor Will Plonk continues our series through the Gospel of Mark, posing the question: "Why are you a Christian?" Pastor Plonk answers, "We are Christians because Jesus chose us." Join us as we unpack this text, and grow together!
This week Pastor Will Plonk continued our series through the Gospel of Mark with 2:23-3:6 on Sabbath and Opposition!
Pastor Raven Howard this week teaches us on Mark 2:18-21! Our text this week is on Jesus's teaching on fasting; we encourage you to read the text and listen as Pastor Raven teaches!
Will you embrace your spiritual sickness, that you might have fellowship with Jesus? And are you fellowshipping with sinners? These are the two questions that Pastor Will Plonk asks of us this week, as he teaches through Mark 2:13-17.
We encourage you to read the text, and consider these questions as you listen!
How are you going to respond? To Jesus? To those who have authority over you? Those are some of the key questions Pastor David Kite asks this week as we continue our series through the Gospel of Mark, with Mark 2:1-12.
This week, Pastor Will Plonk taught on Mark 1:35-45, focusing on how Jesus makes prayer a priority. Join us for Week 4 of The Gospel of Mark!
Pastor Will Plonk brings us teaching on Mark 1:16-34 this week! This week's text brings us Christ's call of the Disciples and his early ministry, posing the key question: "Jesus is calling, are you following?" Listen as we dive in to week 3 of The Gospel of Mark!
This week Pastor David Kite taught on Commission & Mission from Mark 1:9-15! We are in week 2 of our journey through the Gospel of Mark! Listen as we learn through this together.
This week we began our Gospel of Mark series with Mark 1:1-8! Pastor Will Plonk taught of the reality that Jesus is the center of our life, and that we exist to serve and point to him. We're so excited to launch into this series together!
This week we had the opportunity to hear from Pastor R. Belton, from one of our partners, Radiant Church. Pastor Belton centered his sermon on Galatians 6:1-5.
This week Pastor Will Plonk concludes our Breaking Through series with a powerful teaching on what is known as The Most Segregated Hour. This teaching centers on Ephesians 3: 1-13, where God gives us a beautiful picture of the unified Church.
This week, Pastor Will Plonk taught on our own Wicked Mindsets, centered in 2 Corinthians 10:1-6. We must fight these Wicked Mindsets because they are the weapon of the Enemy. At the end of his sermon, Pastor Plonk provided "Weapons of Divine Power" as ways for us to fight Wicked Mindsets; the slide with Scripture is here:
Weapons of Divine Power
Spiritual Armor - Word of God | Eph 6
Indirection - Looking towards God | Phil 4:8 & Heb 12:2
Prayers - Of petition w/ thanksgiving | Phil 4:6-7
Sabbath - Rest and Worship | Gen 1-2
Sobriety - Right View of Self | Rom 12:3
Confession - True about God and Self | 1 John 1:8-10
Cutting off - Remove Deceit | Rom 12:1 & Col 2:8
Celebrating our Salvation - Gospel Renewal | Gal 2:20 & 2 Peter 1:3
Join us this week as we continue our Breaking Through series, as Pastor Will Krause teaches on Legalism, centered on Romans 3:21-31.
As we continue the Breaking Through series, Pastor Jason Crosby teaches us on the topic of Church Hurt & Spiritual Abuse, centering on the Scriptures Ephesians 4:1-6 and 2 Corinthians 1:3-5.
This past Sunday we heard from Pastor Will Plonk on Week 3 of our Breaking Through series on the topic of Family Baggage, centered on Mark 3:20-35. Listen with us, as Pastor Plonk breaks down this challenging topic.
As we continue through our Breaking Through series, Pastor Nelson Akwari teaches on the topic of American Individualism, centering on the Scripture Matthew 28: 16-20, known as The Great Commission.
Please note, due to technical difficulties the audio skips at minute 6:22.
This Sunday we launched a new series called Breaking Through! This series is about walking into freedom, which Christ has already won for you. Pastor Will Plonk kicks us off, join us this week and for the weeks to come!
This week we had the pleasure of sitting under the teaching of Pastor Chris Davidson, coming all the way from Scotland, from the church where Pastor Richard Brown and his family are on mission! Join us as we hear Pastor Chris teach on Ephesians 2:1-10.
This week Pastor Will Plonk taught on Jonah 4:1-4, prompting the question where is your conscience tuned to?
This week Pastor David Kite taught us on Jonah 3. In a story frequently taught in Sunday schools, we are challenged to think deeper about the words in our Bibles. Listen as we get to hear about God's amazing power at work through this prophet, Jonah.
This week we hear from Pastor Will Plonk in Week 2 of Jonah, teaching us on Jonah 1:9-17.
Welcome to the first week of our series through the book of Jonah! This week Pastor Will Plonk teaches Jonah 1:1-9, centering on the question, "Are you running?"
Join us as Pastor David Kite concludes our Beatitudes series with Matthew 5:10-12, "Blessed are the persecuted, for the kingdom of heaven is theirs".
Join us this week as Pastor Will Plonk continues our Beatitudes series with Matthew 5:9, "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God."
We're so thankful that you are joining us this week as we hear from guest teacher Pastor Robby Richard, of Grace Church, to continue our Beatitudes series! This week we hear on Matthew 5:8 : "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God."
This week we hear from Pastor Will Plonk in the next verse of our Beatitudes series: "Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy."
Join us this week as Pastor Will Plonk teaches on Matthew 5:6: "Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled." We pray that as you listen, you would hunger for the things of God, and you would be discontent with anything less.
Join us as Pastor Philip Pinckney of Radiant Church teaches week 3 of our Beatitudes Series: "Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth."
This week we heard from Pastor David Kite in week 2 of our Beatitudes series: "Blessed are those who mourn".
Join us as we kick off a new series, The Beatitudes, in Matthew 5:3 - "Blessed are the poor in spirit".
Join us as we celebrate this Resurrection Sunday remembering that Jesus is the Resurrected King, but that He is actively resurrecting the lives of those who are in Him. The person, presence, and power of Jesus are indeed fully worth putting our trust in. And though we may wonder why He delays, as in the sickness and death of Lazurus, Jesus works so that we may believe in Him.
Join us as we finish out our Christ Series where we are reminded that it is Christ that works in us. We no longer have to work in our own strength or find value in our own works, so we can rejoice in the work we do because we know it is rooted in Christ.
Join us as we continue our Christ Series where we are reminded of the power that exists in remembering. Knowing who we used to be reminds us of the visible work God does in our lives. For it is by grace we have been saved and grace we remain.
Join us as we kick off our new sermon series entitled Christ where we are reminded in Paul's song that our worship is the answer to our fears, struggles, and anxieties. Jesus is the visible image of the invisible God and he chose to be attached to us! Are you captivated yet? Are you ready to sing now?
Join us as we finish out our Reconcilers series where we ask ourselves if we believe that the Good News is worth sharing and what would it take for us to get in the game. We pray that you are reminded of the glorious work of the gospel and that it is working out the salvation of those near and far!
Join us as we continue our reconcilers series and are reminded of the good news! If it is true that we are called to proclaim The Gospel, we must remember what it is and the power and freedom this good news possesses! The journey of Reconciliation stands on The Gospel we get to proclaim!
Join us as we continue our Reconcilers and are reminded of the proclamation that exists in scripture! Since we are God's offspring, we are commanded to repent and realize the power of Jesus's resurrection! Let's not just play church family!
Join us as we continue our Reconcilers series! This is part two of our Justice piece and we pray that you are moved to weigh the justice-mindedness in your life as we view the way the Lord sees justice!
Join us as we continue our Reconcilers series where were are reminded that the things we horde and the people we oppress are calling out against us. We must confess and lament the ways we build our kingdoms for our own ends. Our question is simple, are you trusting God with your whole life and are you patient in the tension?
Join us as we continue our Reconcilers series where we are reminded of the importance of being neighbors. We shouldn't be asking who is our neighbor because we believe everyone is our neighbor, but we should wonder how we can be neighbors to those around us. In the Good Samaritan passage, Jesus makes it clear that how we serve and love our neighbor is essential to our faith.
Join us as we continue our engage series where we are reminded that we are God's plan A for reconciling and hospitality. In the same way that God used the disciples to feed the 5000, he wants to use us to do his work here on earth. Be encouraged family and expectant.
Join us as we begin our Reconcilers Series where we are reminded that in order for us to be reconcilers we must first know that we have been reconciled. He who knew no sin became sin for us so that we could be the righteousness of God. We pray that this series calls you to know that, if you are in Christ, you have been reconciled, redeemed, and sanctified by God to be reconcilers here on this earth!
Join us as we hear from our Lead Pastor's mentor, Alex Shipman, and are reminded that it's so important for us to have Gospel memory. In this new year we want to be people, in whatever season we find ourselves, that remember who God is and live a life that reflects just how good he is. May this new year bring fruit because you remain rooted in the firmest of foundations!
Join us as we begin the new year being reminded of the blessing that exists in obedience to God. Too often we convince ourselves that freedom is what we are after but we are just binding ourselves to sin. Freedom exists in obedience, rest exists in obedience, and all that God has for us exists in our obedience to him. Let this be a year where we trust God's word and he truly is the foundation we proclaim he is.
Join us as we finish out our 1 Thessalonians Series: A Family Worthy of Imitation where we are reminded to be careful about turning inward and being defensive when the things of God are being communicated to us. Having disdain or contempt for the communication of God's word can create the adverse effect of our desire to be a family worthy of imitation. Paul intends to remind the people of god to remain in the will of God and just trust that he is the thing we need. There is safety, prevision, and guidance toward the things of God. We believe that in doing this the God of peace himself can sanctify you through and through!
Join us as we continue our 1 Thessalonians Series: A Family Worthy of Imitation where we are reminded and encouraged to live this life out with each other. Paul urges these people of Thessalonica to admonish, encourage, help, and be patient with our brothers and sisters but not in ourselves; in Christ Jesus. For this is the will of God that we are these type of people that do whatever we do in Christ Jesus! For he has made all things possible in his name.
Join us as we continue our 1 Thessalonians Series: A Family Worthy of Imitation where we are reminded of the second coming of Jesus Christ. We need to be people who are ready and alert, knowing that because we know the end result, we can move about differently now. Are you living a life with the conviction, power, and authority of the end result? We pray that this sermon encourages you to be a people that fight to share this hope and joy of what is to come!
Join us as we continue our 1 Thessalonians Series: A Family Worthy of Imitation where we are reminded that the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ gives us hope. Hope in our current circumstances, hope in the midst of grieving a loss of any kind, and hope for a future. We serve a God that died and rose again, so not even death has a hold on those who believe in Jesus Christ. There is power in the name of Jesus.
Join us as we continue our 1 Thessalonians Series: A Family Worthy of Imitation where we are reminded to not be swept into the things of the culture. Paul reminds us to live a quiet life in a culture that makes a name out of its efforts and what it can give and do for others. We urge you, in this Christmas season, to not orient your lives around gifts but to be a people that love each other the way God has taught us.
Join us as we continue our 1 Thessalonians Series: A Family Worthy of Imitation where we see the narrative of Paul's letters change. Here we are reminded of how we ought to live to please God. Sexual sin is one marked with shame, worldly glorification, and avoidance but God cares deeply about the nature of our purity for the sake of our sanctification! We pray that you allow the lord to redeem, heal, and inform your view on this topic!
Join us as we continue our 1 Thessalonians series: A Family Worth Imitating and are reminded our relationship and faith should be spurred on by the faith of those around us. Do you know that your Joy is the Joy of your brothers and sisters, your peace is the peace of your brothers and sisters, and your encouragement is there encouragement? To be a family worth imitating we need to understand the strength that exist in its unity!
Join us as we continue our 1 Thessalonians: A Family Worthy of Imitation where we are reminded that the worry that we feel lets us know that something is important to us and just as Paul did that we would let our emotions fuel us to pray and lean into the community. The struggles in our life shouldn't drive the train, but they also shouldn't be treated like they don't exist. How do we steward the hardships we go through? Are they pointing us towards god, or are they moving us away from the things of God?
Join us as we continue our 1 Thessalonians series: A Holy Family Worth Imitating where we are reminded of the power in community. We should prioritize community so much that when we don't have it we long for it. This biblical community is one that Satan doesn't want so we must make every effort to make it happen!
Join us as we continue our 1 Thessalonians series on A Holy Family Worthy of Imitation where we are reminded again that the words in the bible are not just words; they are not just merely of human origin but words of God. Are we receiving the word of God as it actually is? Pure, sweet, good, powerful, and convicting. Our prayer is that we would not become so familiar with God's words that we respond like these are just words. The word of God works in us in a very clear, evident, and imitating-inducing way, only if we let it. But this type of change brings about suffering. We will be hated and excluded by people because we are moved by the gospel. Our sufferings are a reminder that we are not of this world, just living in it!
Join us as we continue our 1 Thessalonians series on A Holy family with imitating, and are reminded by Paul to think about our motives. In your life, what are your methods and motives in our relationships? How are we using or stewarding the authority that we have? Are sharing the Gospel and our very lives in a true and authentic way? We don't need to be compelling people because we serve a compelling God!
Join us as we continue our 1 Thessalonians series and are reminded of the power and purpose of examples in the Christian faith. What/who are the examples in your life and are you living a life worthy of imitation?
Join us as we start our new sermon series where we are reminded that with the Holy Spirit the words that we read are not just words. For they come with power and conviction. Have we become too familiar with God's words? Let us remember that scripture is God-breathed and comes with power, so let us work in faith, labor in love, and hope in the Lord.
Join us as we finish out the sermon series on Upside Down Leadership where we are reminded that our obedience to serve and grace to serve should be one and the same. We have been freed by the blood of the lamb to choose to serve our body and the church! This posture is essential to our identity!
Join us as we continue our Upside Down Leadership series where we are reminded how to biblically lead in work and life. We want to set up a structure that prioritizes the people more than the work in the same way Paul exhorts.
Join us as we continue our Upside Down Leadership series and are reminding what it means to take the leadership God displayed through Jesus and implement it in our marriages and relationships around us. We should be a people that use our position and authority in our relationships to love, elevate and serve our spouses and loved ones.
Join us as we continue our Upside Down Leadership series where we are reminded that Jesus lived a life that compels us to use our authority to serve. Right before crucifixion, he chooses to use his authority to wash his disciples' feet. What would it look like if we knew the authority we had and wanted to serve people with it?
Join us as we begin a new sermon series entitled Upside Down Leadership where we begin to see that Leadership is a call to serve, being first is a call to be last, and living life like Jesus calls us to always think of the other before ourselves! We are excited to reorient our hearts, with you all, around the things of God!
Join us as we finish out our Worship & Wisdom series and are reminded that the Lord frustrates our work. The anguish we feel in this life is valid and hard but we have hope because God uses it to help us depend on Him. Our prayer is for the Lord to satisfy us in the morning with his steadfast love.
Join us as we continue our Worship & Wisdom series and are reminded of the importance of discipline as a parent and a child of God. In an effort to love us, God chooses to discipline us because we need external discipline to expel the sin within us. We hope that this sermon reorients how you think about discipline and discipleship, that God's intention for it looks different than the world!
Join us as we continue our Worship & Wisdom series and learn the importance of community! Our community with others is essential to our communion with God! There is a sharpening, pruning, and joy that happens when we are connected to the body!
Join us as we continue our Worship & Wisdom series and are reminded of the importance of integrity as it pertains to intimacy. God cares about the types of relationships we immerse ourselves in and so should we!
Join us as we continue our Worship & Wisdom series where we are reminded of what a friend we have in Jesus! Where he is a friend that sticks closer to a brother and he beckons us to do more than just listen to him but live with him in friendship!
Join us as we continue our Worship & Wisdom series where we are reminded that Jesus is both King and Priest. Did you know that we get to be in a relationship with someone who both defeats our enemies and serves as an advocate for us when we are the enemy?
Join us as we continue our Worship & Wisdom series and are reminded of how mighty The Lord is! It is imperative that we go to the Lord with the things of this world because he created it!
Join us as we continue our Worship & Wisdom series and find that Justice is a part of God's character. If we are to know how to be just and move in justice we have to know what God intended for it.
Join us as we continue our Worship & Wisdom series and are reminded how the word of God washes us, convicts, and encourages us in ways that nothing else can. What a joy to read a text that isn't chiefly about learning about God but being with him.
Join us as we start our new Worship & and Wisdom series and discover that we can rest in the Lord who keeps us and watches over us!
Join us as we wrap up our Abraham series and see how God was faithful to his promises through everything. Do you know that God is there in the thick of things? Do you trust his character in all circumstances? We challenge you to trust God for who he is in all things and know that he makes all things work for his glory!
Join us as we continue our Abraham series and see how a situation can change when we trust the Promiser and not the promise. Abraham trusted in God and his character more than he did anything else.
Join us as we continue our Abraham series and learn how God can use the things that were intended for bad and use them for good! See how the laugher that was previously used for scoffing, God repurposed for his glory! It is so amazing to know that he is in the business of redefining all things for his glory!
Join us as we continue our Abraham series. It is such a grace to know that God is intentional with us even when we don't see or know it!
Join us as we continue our Abraham series and are reminded of God's mercy and grace. May we never normalize how grand it is.
Join us as we hear from our special guest, Andy Constable, rediscover the heart of god displayed in his last days before the cross.
Join us as we remember the ressurection and learn to reorient all of the things of our lives around who God is and the hope that he gives us!
Join us as we continue our Abraham series and learn God's sovereignty through the life of Abraham!
Join us as we continue our Abram series where we are reminded of the promises that God makes with Abraham! Are you living in the promise God made with his people? Do you know that you are chosen by God to live in the spirit and not the flesh?
Join us as we continue our Abram series and realize the consequences of decisions birthed in impatience! Are we trusting in the lord more than our idea and plans for things and do we know that he is El Roi, the God who sees us?
Join us as we continue our Abram series and see how the lord, in his faithfulness, fulfilled his promise to Abram.
Join us as we continue our Abram series and see how God used the life of Melchizedek to reflect his character and foreshadow the coming of Jesus. For it is our job to prepare, but victory rest with the Lord!
Join us as we continue our Abraham series and reflect on the decisions we make. Are we making these decisions by sight or by faith?
Join us as we continue out Abraham series and see how god's discipline is simply because he loves us and we are his kids!
Join us as we begin our new Abraham series where we sift through his life and the importance of knowing our history. As believers, we are heirs of Abraham and because of that, we are blessed to be a blessing!
Join us as we finish off our Church series and discuss what does it look like to prepare for our Groom. We are destined, as the Church, to be one with christ and each other. There is unity in our collective identity! Let's get ready!
Join us as we continue out sermon series on the Church and the beautiful role we play in the kingdom as the bride of christ!
Join us as we continue our series on the Church and the importance of meeting as a body. There is something different that happens when meet; for we are being built together to become a dwelling place for the lord!
Join us as we continue our series on the Church, and remember that it is God that the church is build on! He is our cornerstone.
Join us as we continue our series on the Church and lean into the gifts the lord as given us for the edification of the body!
Join us as we dive into our Church series and learn about the Church God invites us to be and the blessings that come with being a part of his plan for it!
Join us as we are reminded that it's God's house that we should be concerned with building, and that it is God's grace that we find that we will never be content trying to build our on house!
Join us as we talk about the coming of Jesus Christ in our Advent Series! We are so excited to be apart of rekindling the flame, that is, the birth of Jesus!
Join us as we talk about the coming of Jesus Christ in our Advent Series! We are so excited to be apart of rekindling the flame, that is, the birth of Jesus!