This Fall, GCC will journey through Genesis 37-50 with the family of Jacob, a father, and his sons, as God's providential hand is vividly on display in the life of one of Jacob's younger sons, Joseph. We meet him as a 17-year-old young man quarreling with his brothers, but quickly, he is tossed into a pit and then thrown into prison. He ultimately enters the palace of Pharaoh. His position in the palace magnifies the power of divine intervention in Joseph's life. We learn what was meant for evil; God meant it for good!

This weekend, we are finishing the letter of Jude. Last week, Pastor Mike led us through the deep waters of Jude 1-16, where Jude filleted false teachers because false teachers often paint a beautiful picture. Still, the aftermath is one of division and devastation. The first half of Jude calls us to contend for the faith, and the second part gives us four steps to contend.

Let’s talk about fighting! There are laws against fighting, and there are punishments for fighting. Then, we open the Bible to the little New Testament letter of Jude, and Jude urges us to fight. He urges faithful, law-abiding, peace-loving followers of Jesus to fight for the faith.

Explore the power of unity at Grace Community Church. Discover how, despite our differences, we are united as one body in Jesus Christ. Join us this weekend as we delve into Psalm 133 and grow together in the unity of faith.

Did you know that the Bible encourages us to imitate to become more like Jesus? Join us as reflect on 3 John.

As one scholar has said, “The truth makes true love possible.” Since the beginning of April, GCC has been in a series on the letters of John. We just wrapped up 1 John, and this weekend, we shift our attention to 2 John. 2 John is just 13 verses, less than 300 words, and yet do not let the brevity of 2 John deceive you. Sometimes less is more. 2 John powerfully helps avert a theological crisis – maintains unity – and upheld love. Join us this weekend, as we learn how to practice and protect the truth about Jesus. Because truth makes true love possible.

How do we stay true to our faith in a world where distractions abound? Join us as we reflect on the end of 1 John and consider what 1 John 5:16-21 tells us about prayer, community, and avoiding modern-day idols. Discover how to live an "eternal life" that stands out in today's culture and keep Jesus at the center of your life.

Learning how to pray with confidence will be the focus of our study this weekend as we begin to dig into the final verses of 1 John. 1 John 5:14-1514 This is the confidence we have in approaching God: that if we ask anything according to his will, he hears us. 15 And if we know that he hears us—whatever we ask—we know that we have what we asked of him.

Do you know with absolute certainty that when your life on earth is over, you will live forever with Jesus Christ in Heaven?

We discuss overcoming challenges in this broken world by living a triumphant life in Jesus!