Pastor Mark Dawes continues the journey through the Book of John, examining John 1:29-34. "Behold, The Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world!"

John The Baptist was a voice crying in the wilderness. The challenge today - Will you be a voice in the wilderness?

Join Pastor Mark Dawes as we continue our journey through the Book of John. Also, for an archive of his past sermons and studies, follow this link.

Celebrating the Lord's Supper anticipates the hope of Jesus' return, the joys of Heaven and the future glory of the Marriage Supper of The Lamb.

Join Reverend Dawes as he breaks the Word for us.

"The Fullness and Grace of Christ", the topic of Reverend Dawes' sermon, pulls from John 1:14-16. The message is, Christ is full of grace. It is out of the fullness of His grace that the spiritual needs of His people are met and supplied.

In today's sermon, "The Incarnate Word", Reverend Dawes uses John 1:14 to illustrate his points.

The Mystery of the Incarnation

The Meaning of the Incarnation

The Majesty of the Incarnation, and

The Mercy of the Incarnation

Pastor Mark Dawes uses the words of John chapter 1 in this sermon - Christ Rejected, Revealed and Received. "He came to His own and His own did not receive Him...".

Reverend Dawes is current Pastor of Grace Missionary Church. He is also the Chairman, Media & Communication, of The Missionary Church Association in Jamaica.

Pastor Mark Dawes spotlights John The Baptist in his sermon for Communion Sunday, "A Man Sent From God".

The focus passage is John 1 verses 6-8, from which Reverend Dawes develops three points. John was:

Sent

A Witness

A witness so people might believe

Reverend Richard Beckford discusses the theme for July 2021, "Purpose - What Am I Here For?", in his message delivered at Grace Missionary Church. What is our "Purpose"?

We have heard the spiritual talk "I am here to Worship God, Glorify Him and bring Him pleasure". However, the question must be asked, what does that mean? What does it look like?

The Resurrection Life of Jesus is the most significant doctrine of Christianity. We are saved to live a resurrected lifestyle in the here and now, while we battle against our earthly lifestyle.Join Reverend Michael Smellie as he leads us through a discussion of Paul's discourse on the nature of the resurrection, the power that caused life to appear where there was previously death.Also, follow this link for an archive of Reverend Smellie's previous sermons at Grace. http://gmc-mca.org/sermons/?wpfc_preacher=michael-smellie.

This Youth Sunday Reverend Michael Smellie has a message for our young people."In your journey of life you are going to encounter many crises. When you do encounter those things, never lose faith in God".For an archive of Reverend Smellies past sermons, go to http://gmc-mca.org/sermons/?wpfc_preacher=michael-smellie.