For our last Sunday in the high school auditorium, before we transition to our very own building, we go to a text that reminds us of how generous, how widespread, and how powerful the grace of God is.

May we behold God’s lavish Grace be put on display and witness that the work of God has no boundaries.

1. Grace Guides (v.1-8)
2. Grace Humbles (v.9-14)
3. Grace Transforms (v.15-19)
4. Grace Warns (v.20-27)

How are we to be confident and courageous in the day of trouble? David provides guidance to us in Psalm 27.

1. Look to the Past (v.1-3)
2. Desire to Praise (v.4-6)
3. Genuinely Pray (v.7-12)
4. Confidently Preach (v.13-14)

In this sermon, we see a comparison between the works of man and the works of God.

In this sermon, Jesus reminds his disciples that true faith is abiding in him as he is the Vine and believers are the branches and God, being the Vinedresser, will work to make to produce maximum fruit for his glory.

3 Eternal promises from Romans 8 we can rest our heads and hopes in every trial and difficult circumstances.

In this sermon, we are reminded of how the life and ministry of Jesus Christ transforms wives and husbands.

We go to a passage today that will provide a visualization of the beauty, importance, and power of the Word of God. Reminding us of the centrality that it ought to have in our lives. 1 Kings 17 is a narrative visually depicting what the Word of the Lord does.

1. Act 1: Yahweh's Word Is Special
2. Act 2: Yahweh's Word Is Trustworthy
3. Act 3: Yahweh's Word Is Powerful

The family is the most important unit of human relationships, and the Gospel of Jesus Christ impacts those relationships in ways that are out of this world. In this sermon, we look at the marks of Spirit-filled children and parents.

“Ty Nickelberry is a recent graduate of the The Master’s Seminary located in Sun Valley, Ca. He is a certified ACBC biblical counselor since 2020. He serves as membership intern and intern director at Grace Community Church. Ty has been married to his wife Melinda since July 2021 and they reside in Glendale, Ca.”

We began this series because we believed there were four reasons why we needed the Epistle to Titus in this season of our church’s life:
1. We need affirmation that we are a sound church
2. We need to remember the importance of sound doctrine
3. We need help to cultivate more discipleship
4. We need to show good works in a bad world

On this 16 week journey we learned how experiencing the Grace of God goes hand in hand with a healthy church, sound doctrine, and good works.

In this concluding message we see 3 simple, but important final reminders before we put Titus back on the shelf. The goal is to summarize and solidify everything we have learned thus far.

1. The Church Is Made Up of People
2. The Church Is Made Up of People Who Serve
3. The Church is Made Up of People Who Serve & Are Sustained by Grace