Can God really clean? Can He really remove the stench and stain of a life that seems beyond repair? Today, Pastor Adrian invites us to consider the reality that there's nothing we can do to right the ship of our lives on our own. Only a perfect mediator can make us "Clean".

The story of big sins that have ruined lives is nothing new. Just pick up today's paper, and you'll see this is true. But what about unforgiveness? Why don't we see that issue plastered all over the news? Perhaps we have missed how very toxic unforgiveness is to the human heart, and in "Released", Pastor Adrian takes us through what God reveals about himself through this issue.

Is there a sin so big that God cannot forgive it? Somehow, our shame and guilt tells us that there must be. But, that's not what God's word says. In this episode, Pastor Adrian Schoonmaker shows us how God covers all our sins, and especially our shame, which so often keeps us from walking with God the way we were intended to.

It's one thing to say that you'd die for a friend, or a spouse, or even for your kids. But, could you die for Jesus Christ? What if you were presented with that scenario? In "To the Death...", using the final moments of the life of Stephen, Jarrod helps us see that how we live our life will show up in how it ends.

How's your heart? Unless you choose to be dishonest, that's not really a question you can run from, is it? No matter how we try to hide who or what we are, the heart reveals it all. Today, Jarrod looks at the final moments of the life of Stephen, as seen in Acts 7. What he said revealed the hearts of Jerusalem's high priests, and it cost him his life.

If you take a moment to reflect on this past week, did you have moments where life squeezed you? Were there times in this last week that really tried you? What happened in those moments? What was revealed about you? This week, Jarrod continues a message he started last week, asking us what we're full of. Ultimately, what we're full of is what comes out in life's most trying moments.

If someone were to place you on the witness stand in a courtroom and attempt to prove you guilty of being a Christian, would there be enough evidence to convict you? In this first part of "Bearing the Name", Jarrod invites us to keep three points in mind if we are to become effective bearers of the name "Christian".

Growth for a church always brings new challenges, and as Grace now finds itself having tripled in size in the last two and a half years, those challenges are surfacing. Today, using the account of the disciples from Acts 6:1-7, Jarrod gives a behind the scenes look at how these challenges are being faced.

When it comes to healing for yourself or someone you know, does it feel like God has forgotten the situation? Why does someone else seem to get nothing short of a miracle, when you've been waiting for a long time? As Grace's Pastor Adrian Schoonmaker tells us through his own story, God hasn't forgotten you. In fact, he's right in the middle of the need.

If we are honest, telling the truth has a tendency to make us more enemies than friends. But does that social awkwardness that almost always comes with truth telling cause you to side-step it altogether? Today, we look at the boldness of the apostles, and moreover, what made them effective truth tellers, as Jarrod expounds upon this account from Acts 5:17-42.