Gospel Life Church - Puyallup, WA

God's grace is completely sufficient, all-satisfying and runs in surplus. Therefore, there is enough grace to go around.

We often try to clean up our lives and our hearts through external methods like exercise, reading, going to church, and even ministry. Jesus turns the tables yet again by saying nothing you do on the outside can fix what's inside, you can only fix the inside from within, through faith in Him.

We often try to clean up our lives and our hearts through external methods like exercise, reading, going to church, and even ministry. Jesus turns the tables yet again by saying nothing you do on the outside can fix what's inside, you can only fix the inside from within, through faith in Him.

How often do we forget about Jesus in our day to day, moment to moment routines? Probably more often than not. Jesus is still there, we may not see him or recognize him, but He is there, walking on the stormy waters our lives.

Jesus commands us as His followers to love one another, not for our sake for but His, so that OTHERS may know that we His followers. In the context of the church, this means community and membership are paramount. So that we disciples of Christ can love those around us as He loves us.

The story of Jesus feeding the five thousand is about so much more than just fish and bread. Instead, this story shows us that Jesus is on a mission to use under-resourced and inadequate people like you and me to point the world to Himself.

You are either for Jesus or against Him. You are either helping forward the mission of God and participating in the expanse of His kingdom or you are NOT. There is no middle ground. Which side of the line are you on?

What’s keeping you from experiencing freedom and fullness of life? Human reason, fear, and religion keep lots of people from receiving the grace of God that is provided to us in the person of Jesus. Jesus enters into our world and promises to set us free and give us the abundant life we so desperately long for. His only requirement is faith; will you trust and follow Him?

We celebrate Christmas because the Most High blessed us with the presence of His Son, the God Man, the embodiment of holiness, grace, mercy, justice. On this day, Easter, we look upon the cross that the same God who sent his Son as the divine emissary to Earth, that same God allowed His Son to be put to death, nailed to a wooden cross in the most spectacular display of grace, forgiveness, and love that could not have been imagined, so that we who were once destined for death may have eternal life.

Discipleship is the call for every Christian. Do you believe it? And if so, what motivates obedience to this call? It’s a one-word answer, Mercy! Remembering and rehearsing God’s unwavering mercy in your life will lead you to proclaiming the good news of Jesus to others!