Life can be unfair. Especially when leadership that is supposed to protect and take care of you abuses their roles for personal gains. Pastor John returns chapter 18 of John's gospel and the betrayal and trial of Christ and reminds us in these circumstances we must learn to drink from the cup of obedience.

Going to John 18 and the betrayal and arrest of Christ, Pastor John picks up after Jesus prays for us and asks, "Who are you seeking?" Well, who are you seeking?

Pastor Hannah jumps into Chapter 17 of John and looks at the Lord's prayer, where Jesus goes directly to the Father about his circumstances. He's our Father too and we should approach Him in the same way.

This week we focus on testimonies and basptisms steming from our children's time at camp.

Launching into Chapter 15 of the Gospel of John, Pastor John points out that knowledge is not power nor are we commanded to bear fruit. Instead, in this portion of scripture Christ tells us 11 times we must abide in Him in order to have any spiritual growth or effectiveness in spite of life's turmoil.

This week deviates from the planned message and we spend an extended time in worship and intercessory prayer as we cast our cases on the Lord knowing we could never exhaust His mighty provision.

On this Father's Day, our loving Father gives us a gift and shows us how to successfully navigate fear, anxiety, shame through Pastor John and the insights given him in chapter 14 of the Gospel of John.

Pastor Hannah takes time to recognize the graduates who attend Grace as well as warn us how "compromise exposes the roots in our lives and allows them to be damaged." Pastor Hannah looks to the book of Daniel to demonstrate how we can avoid being a casualty of compromise in today's culture.

Have you ever been confused and struggled with what to beleive? Pastor John addresses this with the continued study of the Gospel of John in Chapters 13 and 14. Looking at this text and the last supper, Pastor John explains how we obtain peace by abiding in one of the many rooms in our Father's house.

Betrayal - when someone trusted or valued violates our beliefs in them. Teaching from John 13, Pastor John teaches us how to handle betrayal like Jesus did after pouring his life into and out for his betrayer.