If Jesus were married, what do you think his wife would be like? Actually the Bible says you and I—we who make up the Church—are the Bride of Christ. Who we are can be seen in the ways we are engaging our community and world in Jesus’ name. Grace Church is doing some amazing things impacting the lives of thousands in Gainesville, our country and around the globe.

More than once in the the scriptures we find people ready to throw rocks at others. In fact, it was an accepted way for putting someone to death depending on the law that had been broken. Join us as we take a look at a group who was ready to stone a woman for a night of sexual indiscretion. What does Jesus do? What does he say? What is going on beneath the surface?

Does what we believe about Jesus matter? Is he exclusively God or is he just another way to God? Who is Jesus beneath the surface?

Jesus is stealthy. He is covert. Even when it looks like the devil is winning, Jesus is working. In fact, today God is doing so much more in your life than meets the eye. He see's your life a billion years from now and His grace is working it's purpose beneath the surface.

When Jesus picked twelve men to send out with his message, what was he looking for? Were they a cohesive unit? Were they the best of the best? Today we'll look at these twelve men and what they reveal about the heart of Jesus.

When people stubbornly challenge us when we are simply trying to do good, we could use a bit of courage to expose what's really going on...in their hearts. Jesus was bullied by his critics on four back-to-back occasions, and at each turn, rather than back down, Jesus shows courage in challenging his challengers. He exposes their hardened hearts, reveals God's beautiful heart for people, and inspires us to show similar courage.

Ever miss your moment? Maybe a daughters recital or a son's game? Maybe a chance to show kindness? Maybe a chance to stand up for what's right? We all have! In part three of "The Greatest Leader" we find that Jesus never misses his moment and that when compassion takes action, the gospel gains traction.

As we continue to look at the life of Jesus, Luke points us to the authority with which Jesus spoke, healed, and dealt with evil spirits. Our passage today culminates with Simon Peter and Jesus going on an unscheduled fishing trip. How can that event impact our lives today? Join us as we continue our year-long journey with Jesus.