Grace Church Sermons

The Savior of the world was born through a poor young woman. Hear how her story encourages us today.

Colossians wraps up with a glimpse of the church at work - serving, encouraging and extending grace.

Spending time well is about maximizing your moments to live for the glory of God.

The completed work of Jesus impacts our approach to work by showing us a greater Master, greater reward and greater authority.

Marriage is a beautiful picture of Jesus' love for the church. Because of that, the relationship between husbands and wives is very important. Colossians 3:18-19 reminds us of what marriage is about and how the gospel impacts our view of marriage.

The gospel saves us, assuring us that we will be with Jesus forever. But it does much more than that. Pastor Wayne leads us through Colossians 3:1-17.

In Colossians 2:16-23 Paul warns of false teaching that can disqualify believers and again proclaims the supremacy of Jesus.

Jesus has given those that put their trust in him ultimate freedom. The record of debt has been cancelled because he paid the price. His act effectively disarms the enemies of God who would seek to accuse us for our wrongdoing. The exhortation to walk in Christ is to live free.

The Christian life does not promise the avoidance of suffering, but gives hope in the midst of it. Paul exhorts the Colossian church by proclaiming the revelation of Jesus as the hope of glory. Knowing the greatness of that hope is a safeguard from being swayed by anything else. Colossians 1:24-2:5.

To understand the good news of the gospel, we must first understand the bad news. Jesus saves us where we are in our sin and brokenness. Colossians 1:21-23 reveals the new identity and hope that Christ brings.

Colossians 1:15-23 contains some of the richest text on the person of Jesus in all of the Bible. It answers the question that everyone must answer, "Who is Jesus?"

Colossians 1:1-14 is Paul's expression of thanksgiving & prayer for the church in Colossae. Wrapped within that prayer are incredible proclamations of what we have in Jesus.

Everyone is a follower of someone or something. Jesus desires us to go into all the world and make disciples of him, the only lasting hope and treasure. As seen in Matthew 28:19-20 God multiplies disciples through his people.

Godly leadership is vital to the church. Understanding the responsibility of leadership and the responsibility to leadership is critical for a healthy church. Hebrews 13:17 lays out some important groundwork for this important dynamic.

Ephesians 4:1-16 proclaims that it takes the Church for a Christian to grow. Each member has been gifted for the benefit of one another so that the church matures and is built up in love. We are recipients of these gifts of grace that we may give grace.

What is the gauge of a healthy church? Jesus boils it down to one thing in Mark 12:30-31...love. Everything that we do is to flow out of a love for God and others.

The Bible is God's means not only of communicating to us, but equipping us for the works he has for us. Pastor Adam preaches out of 2 Timothy 3:16-17.

Being a mighty church is being a church mighty in prayer. Ephesians 6:18-20 shows that prayer is the means by which God makes us strong, alert and fruitful.

Philippians 1:6 lays out the hope for every believer: Jesus will finish what he started. Circumstances cannot change the hope that is ours in him.

Life is difficult. It is better to have an infinitive perspective from God than a limited perspective from ourselves. Pastor Wayne Rohde preaches through Psalm 73.