Grace Church On The Mount Podcast

So much happens at the TABLE. This is not a new concept, it has been a tradition since the beginning of creation. It was a concept not lost on the ministry of Christ as well. Jesus utilized the table for so many huge moments in scripture, specifically, the last supper of Christ. Find out in today's message the implication of what unfolded at the supper table on that fateful night.

Why exactly did a high price of cosmic porportions have to be paid for our salvation?

So this is a time to reflect on the LORD our God (His Name is Yahweh). It’s a time when we ask questions like, “Will I be one of those who gets sick?” “How sick will I get?” “Could I or one of my loved ones die from this?” “Will God intervene?” “What should we do? How should we respond to one another and to others who may not know the Lord?”

You may have expectations of what Jesus should do in your life once you become a follower of His. But have you paused long enough to ponder what Christ actually calls you to give up in order to follow Him?

While a disciple is certainly someone who has received life in Christ through faith, "being a Disciple” of Jesus goes a little further to describe someone “who is taught and trained” to obey everything Jesus commanded. So, what does it take to move from a casual recipient to a committed follower, a disciple of Jesus. Find out in this new series

Pharaoh Tutankhamun (king Tut) was one of the wealthiest kings who ever lived. Yet, during an archeological dig 3000 years later, it was discovered that he couldn't take his toys with him into the afterlife. Find out in this message how to prepare for eternity with your wealth today!

In this new series, we're asking the question, “Is any possession of ours really, ‘mine’?” The Bible tells us in places like Psalm 24:1, “The earth is the LORD’s, and everything in it, the world, and all who love in it.” So, whose is it? And what does it imply for how we spend it?

When we read the great Commission in Matthew 28:19-20, there is really only ONE command: Make Disciples. The going, baptizing, and teaching are simply actions that accompany disciple-making. Jesus gives a single command: to make disciples, who make disciples. Watch as pastor Armin Sommer fleshes out the implication of this mission for Grace Church

It’s practically everywhere and is used to market everything from hair products, to yogurt, to automobiles. Sex is continually shoved in our faces in print, on TV screens, on the Big Screens, and on those little mobile devices that your kids stare into each day. So how do we redeem this precious gift God blessed us with?

If we center our identity on the approval and affirmation of other people, it becomes a stubborn idol that is hard to dethrone. Find out how one Aramean army commander overcame this idol in his life in today's sermon

The Bible has a lot to say about greed. There is one story in particular that stands out. This is a real-life drama about the stranglehold of greed and the redemptive power of God’s grace. We see in this passage a powerful message: (big idea) Jesus beckons us to dethrone the false god of greed.

Whether you’re king of your own empire, a manager at Wal-Mart, a teacher in a classroom, or a parent of teenagers, your power, authority, and influence has been given to you by God and you’re accountable to Him for how you wield it. Find out in this message how to wield power!

Have you ever wondered what Jesus would have done on New Years Eve or New Years Day? For our message today, we will explore that very question. If you and I were disciples of Jesus in his day, what would we be doing on New Years Day or New Years Eve?

Experience our Christmas eve service all over again and discover why the gospel writer, Luke tells us so much about the conversations Mary had with an angel, and then her relative Elizabeth. B

Joseph receives new no fiancé in history has ever expected. Yet, his reaction says much, not only about his character, but about the true nature of the baby in his bride's womb.

When the Magi entered Bethlehem and asked king Herod, “Where is the one born king of the Jews?” They touched on a deep insecurity of a man who wasn't "born king" but was simply "made" king, hence, a pretender. Find out in this sermon how to deal with the pretender/Herod lurking in each of us!

If you have ever looked at your family and been disheartened by some of the unhealthy, even toxic problems in it, don’t be discouraged. As we look at some of the shortcomings and failure of some key players in Jesus’ family tree, you will find that God brought out the best from the worst of circumstances and no family (or family member) is ever too far-gone for God to redeem.