GC Weekly Sermons

Stan taught about the importance of ending well so we can enter a new season cleanly and embrace what God has prepared for us.

Hilton spoke about transition seasons. Transitions may be uncomfortable and unclear, but they are seasons where God prepares, reorientates and grows us. We must trust Him daily and resist the temptation to return to what is familiar. During transitions we must trust that God is present even in the midst of hardship and uncertainty.

Stan shared powerful insights from Isaiah 60, encouraging the church to let God’s light shine through any circumstance as we stand firm in this new season.

Hilton encouraged us to be faithful with what we have, no matter how small it is. Stewardship is not about quantity, but about faithfulness.

Stan emphasized seeking gospel truth as the pathway to total freedom and the Father's love, highlighting the importance of knowing God rather than dwelling on the enemy's schemes.

Roy took us through the journey behind the message of facing opposition. Although opposition is real, it is never the final word - God is. Like Nehemiah, we are called to remember the Lord, pray, stay alert and keep building. The enemy’s roar may be loud, however faith stands firm, trusting that Jesus is Lord. True victory begins with submitting to God’s authority, trusting His power and perseverance.

Greig encouraged the church to listen to God’s voice during seasons of storms. Life’s storms often represent seasons of opposition, but they never derail God’s purpose. While storms bring battles and amplify the noise around us, the great Shepherd’s quiet voice stil says “peace be still.” God uses every storm to redirect us, deepen our faith, and accomplish His eternal purposes through Christ,.

Chanelle shared about Five postures for receiving, stewarding, and testing prophetic words

Chanelle spoke graciously about how obedience to the Word of God through prophetic voices can evoke spiritual blessings and sustenance.

Lufefe reminded us about the victory that is found in Christ alone. Though we may face opposition, discouragement, and temptations, the victory in Christ is absolute.