Matthew 20:28 says, “…the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life a ransom for many.” Jeff asks us to consider not just Jesus’ death on the cross that was given, but also the life that Jesus led that was given. Jesus offered his life and death in a convenient sacrifice for the forgiveness of sins. It goes hand-in-hand - you can’t have one without the other.

Candace Johnson shares a word with Grace Center.

Eric Johnson shares a word with Grace Center.

Jeff leads us, at the prompting of the Holy Spirit, into a time of recalibration with 20 minutes of silence.

David Campbell gives a word to Grace Center about maturing as sons & daughters.

Jeff illustrates Jesus’ story to disciples that we should always pray & never give up. Faith is placed in the invisible.

How do you receive something that’s invisible? Jeff talks about how we practically access the promises of God through faith.

Christmas hails the arrival of Jesus’ birth: the One who came to restore us to the Father. AJ explores what this means for our lives and how we were designed for relationship with God as the Father. We look at the story of the prodigal and other scriptures that vividly illustrate God’s heart for us and His intent in sending Jesus on our behalf.

How we choose to walk through disappointment can greatly impact our relationship with God and our future. Growing disappointed with Him can diminish our faith and erode our connection with Him. But God is eager to meet us in our pain and redeem even the greatest of sufferings. In this message, Alyn shows us how to walk through disappointment and stay connected to God as He brings us through the other side of His promises.

The promises of God are like seeds. When we believe what God has said, it plants the seed in the soil of our hearts. Only then can the seed begin to grow.