Scott and Ben talk about trusting God's promises as we go out into our communities and the world. The Words of Grace Podcast seeks to clarify, amplify, and apply the Sunday morning sermon at Grace Community Church. From time to time, we will address other topics....
The Lord made a twofold promise to Paul concerning his ministry in the city of Corinth. He promised to be with Paul to protect him, and he said he has many people in the city. Based on these promises, the Lord also gave Paul dual...
This weekend, let Psalm 99 prepare your heart for worship on Sunday. The Words of Grace usually highlights some aspect of the upcoming message on Sunday. We will continue in Acts 18 and consider Paul’s ministry in Corinth, where Christ said he has his people. But...
Scott, Josh, and Ben discuss Sunday’s sermon and the good and bad ways that we can be “stirred up” by the world around us. The Words of Grace Podcast seeks to clarify, amplify, and apply the Sunday morning sermon at Grace Community Church. From time to...
Acts 17 concludes with Paul bringing the gospel of Jesus Christ to Athens, a city filled with idols and competing ideas about what is true and how to live. Paul does not retreat from the world or become like it. He has received the Word,...
While the word of God stands alone in its truthfulness, authority, and effectiveness to save, still it must be received by faith. In this account of the word of God coming to Berea, we see the kind of mind that receives it and is blessed...
In this Words of Grace, I want to deal with a sensitive topic and share a personal secret. That should get your attention! Seriously, I do so to encourage a portion of our congregation that may struggle with an important spiritual practice that helps us grow...
As in other cities where the gospel was first preached by Paul and his mission team, many people in the city of Thessalonica believed in Jesus as Messiah and confessed him as Lord. What stands out about these new believers is that they received the...
We give a significant amount of time, energy, and money to the ministry of the word at Grace Community Church. But how we receive the Word is what makes the difference in our hearts. I was a regular church attender before I became a Christian. I...
Is having a "personal relationship” with Jesus too informal? Is it possible to have so much activity in your life that Jesus is impersonal to you? Scott and Josh discuss what Paul meant by saying, “To me, to live is Christ…" The Words of Grace Podcast...
