To wrap up the Arise and Go! series, Newburgh Worship and Ministry Leader, Branden Brown, talks to us about serving and discipleship and the ways that they relate to our families and our mission as a church.

One of the greatest hills we can take in our church, in our families, and in our community is the children and students that God has placed around us. We have the incredible opportunity to encourage, pray for, train up and come alongside young people in a way that will forever change their lives and countless others for years and years to come. Take the hill!

We've all heard it: "God helps those who help themselves". But does he? In the second part of "Sweet Little Lies", Pastor Jason uncovers why this statement can cause us real harm in light of the truth of the Bible.

Grace Middletown is on the move! This week's message "Move," is all about comfort. Are you comfortable? God is calling us out of our comfort and into His divine discomfort. Will choose calling over comfort?

We are called to be a people on the move for the Lord. Unbelief says, "Let's go back to where it is safe," but faith says, "Let's go forward to where God is working." Today we learn how to arise and go with God.

Evil doesn't flourish in the world around us because people are getting more sinful, that battle has already been won. Evil will continue to destroy lives as long as those who have been called to live life differently fail to do so.

Does God want you to be happy? In this message, Pastor Jason deals with this question by taking a look at historical and modern perspectives of happiness, and then turning us to see how Jesus felt about it. As you will see, there is something that Jesus values above our happiness – our holiness.

Grace Middletown is on the move! This week's message, "Live," explores what Jesus says about living. What does it mean to truly live? How can we live with joy?

When God speaks, He often does so in commands. However, we as people are often slow to follow through. In today's message titled, "Who's Coming With Me?," Pastor Scott challenges Grace Newburgh to be obedient to God's call on the campus: To Arise and Go!

God has called us to reach ever single individual in our circle of influence with the good news of Jesus Christ. All of us have the opportunity to be a story changer. When we engage people around us with the hope, good news and love of Jesus Christ, God will use our availability to forever change people's stories.