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.

In the series finale, Pastor Jarrod speaks on how the influence of a godly mother can interrupt the negative fate of her children.

How do you react when you've been obedient to God and things don't go the way you think they should? Do you continue trusting God, or do you pout and give up? Our series continues today with a message from Jonah chapter 4.

You may think that your life is such a mess that God could never use you. Not true! Turn your heart to God in obedience and He will show you that you’re never too far gone. Follow along as we continue into the third chapter of Jonah.

Everyone hits rock bottom at some point in their life and many times at the hand of God. Today, Pastor Jarrod answers two questions: “Why would God let my life hit rock bottom?” and “How can I escape it?”

We’ve all made plans with the thought that it was the right thing to do only to have something go horribly wrong. As we learn from this message from Jonah chapter one, God will drastically and catastrophically interrupt our plans in order to get us back on track with His plan.