Grace Church Sermons

God's good hand leads to renewal and overcomes fear, discouragement and opposition.

The starting place of renewal begins on our knees.

We have been given opportunities and resources to be used for the Lord. What are we doing with them?

God has revealed himself. Magnificently & gloriously through his creation and through his Word. Such mighty revelation gives hope in uncertain days and calls for a response.

What do we need to do to love people best? How do we love even when it is difficult? 1 John 5 lays out the vital role of God's Word in loving others.

In your darkest moments, there is one who hears and acts to bring salvation & hope. Such hope calls for a response.

Love drives fear away. John bolsters the faith of believers with the confidence of God's abiding work in our lives and perfect love at work within us.

God's love is clearly demonstrated through Jesus and his people.

The love that has been showered upon us by God is the wellspring from which we love others.

Loving others is evidence that we are alive in Christ.

Does God love you? John gives clear evidence that boasts the amazing love of God for his children.

Not all loves are equal. The love of the world is vastly different than the love of God. How does that shape how we live and love?

The coming of Jesus gives not only victory over the darkness, but the empowerment to love others. Love for one another is a key indicator that we are his.

Are you really saved? John answers this vital question and reveals to us how love for God is perfected.

The battle is waging around us, but believers have reason to stand firm and the means by which to do so.

Humility is not a sign of weakness but of strength, when an act of humble submission under the mighty hand of God.

God loves his people. One of the ways in which God takes care of his people in the midst of trials is godly leadership.

Trials are a sure thing, but they need not be joyless. There is a confidence that God gives in the midst of difficult times.

The end is not something to fear, but something to motivate us into faithful service for the glory of God.

There is hope in the midst of suffering. That hope makes current difficulties worth it for Christ has overcome. His victory gives us perspective to present circumstances.