Grace Church Sermons

**We apologize for the first part of the sermon not being recorded** Jesus gives us hope in the midst of our suffering for he has faced suffering on our behalf and overcome.

There are times when living for Jesus brings conflict. Choosing to live for Christ not only shapes our hope, but our response in such times.

God has saved his people to be a people who bless others. This impacts not only our attitudes to one another, but to a world that desperately needs to know the grace of God.

Easter Message: The empty tomb is the pivotal point of faith. 1 Corinthians 15 lays out the ramifications of both a tomb that is filled and one that is empty.

A look at what it means to proclaim the excellencies of Christ in marriage, even if married to someone who isn't a follower of Jesus.

Living for Jesus in the workplace isn't always easy. 1 Peter gives hope for enduring through difficulty.

As believers we proclaim the excellencies of Christ and strive to live honorably among unbelievers. Peter points out what this means in relationship to government.

1 Peter 2:11-12 addresses the question of how we are to live in the world.

Following Jesus in the face of rejection takes divine perspective to endure. 1 Peter 2:4-10 points to a Savior who has overcome rejection and given us identity and hope.

Our love is irrevocably tied to the message of the gospel. 1 Peter 1:22-2:3

One of the beautiful aspects of the gospel is that God saves us without lowering his standards. Jesus is the means by which our salvation is purchased and secured. This results in a new way of living.

Be holy is more than a command. See the hope-filled context of this command out of 1 Peter 1:13-16 that changes everything.

Our faith is a gift centered on Jesus, culminating in glory and spanning thousands of years. 1 Peter 1:8-12

Difficult times are real, but the hope of Jesus supersedes any trial.

God's grace is sufficient at all times. 1 Peter 1:3-5

The recipients of God's grace have a firm foundation.

Testimonies and celebration of God's faithfulness in 2014 and hope for 2015.

The message of Christmas is the hope of God's presence.

The announcement of the birth of the Savior was to the unlikeliest of people. Hear what that means for us today.

The genealogy of Jesus reveals weak links that lead to a mighty Savior. God continues to do use such links to point to Jesus today.