Grace Church On The Mount Podcast

It's one of the more "cringy" verses of the Bible because on the surface it suggests that your children, and their children, along with their children's children will suffer the consequences of your sins. What's the deal with generational sin and how can I break free of it?

As we prepare to celebrate with our families, have you asked yourself what sustains you? As we look at Paul's teaching to Timothy, we discover an important insight about Christ and our ability to be thankful.

Marriage is quite the growth experience. We barely grasp the depth and durability of a covenant when we vow, “till death do us part.” The Name of YAHWEH communicates a similar depth and durability. He abounds in a love and faithfulness that lasts. Find out in this message what that implies for our lives on a daily basis.

What does it mean that God is gracious and compassionate, and slow to anger, and patient? What about moments when we make Him mad? Does He change? Find out in part 3 of the series, THE NAME

Evil Spirits, authorities, rulers, principalities, gods? They’re not figments of an overactive imagination. They’re real and powerful.. They are evil spiritual entities with varying levels of authority. Yet, there is ONE NAME greater than them all. Find out in this week's message THE NAME that is above all names!

In today’s message, we’re going to spend some time on an O.T mountain and listen in on a conversation God where God describes much of who He is simply by the introduction of His name.

How do you know when it is time to step out of what feels safe and familiar into something God is calling you to? Pastor "Shegz" answers that question as he guides us through the events that unfolded in Numbers 13 on the eve of what should have been the Israelite's grand entrance into the Promised Land.

In the scriptures, we find that over and over Jesus was getting close to people in their own homes. He entered their inner world and went deep with people. What can it look like when we follow in the footsteps of Jesus and invite people to have a seat at OUR table?

What is considered appropriate in our public worship gatherings? Find out in today's message through 1 Corinthians, a passage that one Biblical scholar described as, "probably the most complex, controversial, and opaque of any text of comparable length in the New Testament"

Don't be arrogant! It's that simple.

There's a lot of emphasis these days about starting off with a bang! But in today's message, pastor Scott will flesh out Paul's instruction to the Corinthian's about finishing well, how to do it, and why it's of utmost importance.

Changing the world may feel impossible because the world is so big, and sometimes so broken. However, when you begin to approach ministry in terms of changing "your world" through the Gospel of Christ, much suddenly becomes possible. Find out what the apostle Paul was willing to do in order to change his world.

Some Christians in the city of Corinth defended their right to eat meat sacrificed to idols (as much meat was), since idols were just wood, stone, and metal. But others among their fellowship were horrified by this. Still others were uncertain about what to do. Paul makes the point that the Christian life is more than asserting your rights. It’s about putting the needs of others before our own. What does this look like practically for Christians today?

At a critical juncture in the prophet Elijah's life, he desperately needed to see and hear the comforting voice of God. In the oddest of illustrations, God made clear to him that He was indeed the Wonderful Counselor in our times of need. Watch Pastor Reuben's sermon on this.

How does it make you feel when someone you respect offers you a heartfelt and genuine, “Well done; I’m proud of you”? Praise and commendation are powerful. The apostle Paul likewise knew the power of commendation. Paul in Romand 16 is generous praise for people who were standard-bearers for the work of the gospel. Find out what that implies for the Church today!

Over the course of the last 9 years, we have been in and out of the epistle of Romans. We now find ourselves at the end of the Romans Road. We see in chapters 15 & 16 how Paul’s heart and concerns provide an example for us at Grace Church, and his his passion should really become ours!

In this sermon, pastor Baker introduces you to three of History’s most impactful individuals; three individuals whose teachings (and more) have shaped civilization since almost 500 BC. Teachings that continues to shape our society today. The focus of our conversation, however, will not be religion, not faith claims, but WHO THE MEN CLAIMED TO BE!

One of the more shocking things Jesus said was when he equated anger with murder. Sure, you’ve never killed anyone and may have no intention to, but murder originates in the heart, not in the hands. Hence, you may have a problem on your hands. Find out how to deal with anger in your life!