Grace Chapel

We find peace in the tumult when we invite the Prince of Peace to rule our hearts, our homes, and our world.

GC@Nite 11-19-17 by Grace Chapel Sermon Media

This fall we’ve been considering The Divine Invitation – the invitation to join hands with God as He goes about His saving, healing, restoring work in this world. We’ve been tagging along with Jesus as he trains the Twelve for their mission – carrying on his work after he’s gone, which turns out to be our mission, as well.

We are invited…to set aside our comfort, our preferences, and even our security, for a greater good and a greater joy.

The message of Psalm 121 is simple but profound. And it is a message that we see throughout the Bible. Our safety and security is in God and in God alone. But to remember that and to put it into practice calls for spiritual exercise.

Every 500 years the church goes through a major period of transformation. As we remember the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, discover how the breakthroughs of the 16th century can still have a revolutionary effect on our lives and churches today.

We are often caught up in our tribes and traditions that we miss the mission of people. Jesus shows the Pharisees and us what is truly essential when heals a man on the Sabbath.

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Is it possible that church sometimes gets in the way of mission? Could it be that our church activities, services, and relationships sometimes keep us from fulfilling God’s call on our lives and our church?

Sooner or later, we all have to respond to the divine invitation. So what will you do with Jesus?

Discover how the gospel is about more than just life after death. It's an invitation to live in the kingdom of God now.