Scott and Justin begin a 4-week series about discipleship in 2021. This week, they spend time talking about the helpfulness of a new year, and the means by which we grow individually as disciples. The Words of Grace Podcast seeks to clarify, amplify, and apply the...
With Christ comes the right to become the children of God. The eternal Son of God took on human flesh and laid his body down on the cross for our sins. When we who are flesh believe and receive Christ, we are taken into the...
The glory of God on earth today is most clearly seen in a fruit-bearing people who abide in Christ. When Christ came, he did everything necessary for his people to bear fruit. He was crucified for our sins to provide forgiveness. He gave us his...
This week, Justin and Scott discuss John 7 and what it looks like for Christians to live in a way that gives life to others. https://grace-audio.s3.amazonaws.com/WoGP/2020/2020WoGP1207.mp3...
Jesus promised that when we bring our thirst for God to him, we receive the gift of the Spirit. With Christ comes the Spirit, who is like a river of living water that first fills us with God, and then flows from us to others....
Grace Community church exists to build spiritually healthy people for ministry in the world. One of the ways that we pursue this mission is by gathering each Sunday for corporate worship, prayer, and biblical teaching. The corporate nature of this gathering is both edifying to...
This week Justin and Scott define what "all things" means and its importance from Romans 8:32. https://grace-audio.s3.amazonaws.com/WoGP/2020/2020WoGP1123.mp3...
The world is full of evidences of the generosity of God. But no gift demonstrates God’s giving and gracious heart more than his own Son, Jesus Christ. If God gave his Son for us, we can be assured that he will give us all things...
God is praised through mission. On this first day in our new Worship Hall, we praise God for the glory of his grace in Christ Jesus. We commit ourselves anew to the mission of making Christ known to the nations. May Christ be worshiped and...
At the close of Romans 8, we hear five questions asked which are answered in the cross of Christ. What about our enemies, needs, accusations and the condemnation we face? Are we really loved by God? The death of Christ on our behalf provides the...
