Reverend Beckford discusses Stewardship in Leadership using Joshua and the people of Israel as our example. "People in Transition are undaunted because of the presence of comprehensive leadership".

What is your score for the performance of the ministry of Hospitality?

Reverend Smellie challenges us to examine how we welcome strangers to our family.

If we are going to "Live With A Daring Passion", we must have a love for Jesus. We have to see life, death and suffering like the Apostle Paul.

Sister Cameka calls us to come out of our comfort zone.

Sister Paula Blake-Powell discusses the Stewardship of our children in the family. Parents do not own their kids, nor do children own themselves. God owns us. Let us establish a Godly foundation for our children.

Follow along as Sister Paula uses the Word of God to provide guidance for all of us.

Third Sundays at Grace are recognized as Youth Sunday. Also, May is Family Month here at Grace, and Child Month in Jamaica.

Sister Dionne Richards discusses Stewardship in the context of Motherhood. She delivers a challenge to mothers and wives using the Word of God.

Reverend Richard Beckford encourages us to pursue personal, family and community wellness in the midst of this pandemic. We do so by managing well, being good stewards of the resources we have in our care.

Reverend Smellie uses the story of the Canaanite woman's approach to Jesus in teaching us about true humility. Her dog-like faith and humility is a lesson to all of us.

Reverend Richard Beckford continues the study for April 2020 on The Potter’s Wheel. The focus for this study is "Diabolical Forces and Human Suffering".

An very interesting and interactive discussion on the work of satan and his forces in the life of the believer.

The clay on the Potter's Wheel was formed from dust and breathed into life by the Master Potter. We are framed for His glory and service.

In This week's study, Reverend Beckford examines "What are Diabolical Sources" and how do  they act as a source or cause of human suffering. This is keeping in the theme of The Potter's Wheel and the various sources or causes of human suffering.