Grace Baptist Church

David wanted to build God's house, but was not allowed because of his violence. Instead, God said that He would build one for David — a lasting house, a dynasty that would be ruled by a King forever. Sunday, we'll consider how Jesus is the King and He is the foundation of the house that He is building. As we gather at Grace each week, we gather to worship the Lord and to build His house, to build up one another into Christ-likeness

Praising the Lord for the resurrection. We'll also finish out our survey of John's Gospel with the account of Jesus' resurrection from John 20.

Christ is King. That's comforting, because when we understand Who is ultimately in control, we gain great perspective and calm. If we think that we are the ones in charge then we stress out whenever something doesn't go exactly as planned. But if we acknowledge that the Lord ultimately handles all the steps, we are able to rest at all times. This is as simple as acknowledging Christ as King. He rules everything. And that is what Palm Sunday is all about. Come ready to praise the Lord for his rule in our lives and over all things. We'll examine Psalm 2 together, which acknowledges Christ's great rule written 100 years before His birth!

What a glorious spiritual inheritance we have as Christians! This future inheritance gives us perspective for the difficult circumstances we face here below. We have a far greater and eternal blessing to look forward to. May the Lord encourage us with this blessed thought through Romans 8

Our inheritance in Christ is unfathomable! Our spiritual riches in this inheritance really has no boundary. As we progress verse by verse through the glorious chapter of Romans 8, we continue to plumb deeper into the elements of this inheritance. The greatest truth is that God has provided us with this entire inheritance in His Son, Jesus. Let's praise the Lord tomorrow for our glorious Gospel inheritance.

God's grace is His everything in place of our nothing. All that we have and are, are entirely by God's amazing grace. He saves us, sanctifies us and will bring us to glory one day. Sunday we'll praise the Lord for His amazing grace in the worship service.

God's grace is His everything in place of our nothing. All that we have and are, are entirely by God's amazing grace. He saves us, sanctifies us and will bring us to glory one day. Sunday we'll praise the Lord for His amazing grace in the worship service.

As we continue on in Romans 8 and praise our heavenly Father for adopting us into His family.

Another amazing benefit to being a Christian is that we are led by a new goal and a new Guide. That is made possible by the Gospel. And it is defined as being led by the Spirit. How are we led by the Spirit? What does that look like on a weekly basis? Let's consider Romans 8:14 in the message.

We're walking through that important soul-stirring, soul-protecting verse of Romans 8:13. This week, we'll uncover some very practical ways to carry out the instruction we learned last week. How can we mortify the sins of the flesh? We'll also consider a few practical case studies in how to apply Scriptural principles to specific sins in our lives. These truths help us to praise the Lord for continuing the work He began in us.