Grace Chapel

We’re all invited into the adventure of following Christ, sharing our faith, building his church, and living by the Spirit. But how can we do these things in our lives?

We often feel overwhelmed when we engage in the atrocities like human trafficking and the aftermath of natural disasters. And then, there are our own problems.

What perspectives and what actions does Jesus teach his disciples? We turn to Matthew 6.

It's no secret that Christians are increasingly viewed "unfavorably" by many in our society. What's gone wrong, and how can we become people who truly are "good news" everywhere we go?

You and I have received a divine invitation to follow Jesus into a life of intimate relationship and incredible impact; to Grow as we Go with Jesus. It doesn’t get any sweeter, or scarier, than that. All that’s left for us to do, is accept the invitation.

If we are looking for eternal meaning from temporary things, we will find ourselves deeply dissatisfied in life.

Human Wisdom is good, but limited. Only a foundation of fearing God is the beginning of all & true wisdom.

Sometimes when we are young we can easily develop misconceptions about what is important in life and put off getting serious about our relationship with God. Wisdom is the God given ability to see life from his perspective. If you could see life, all of life God’s way and handle life with this lens --that is wisdom. When we choose to GROW in our sense of awe and wonder for who God is, and what He's done for us; and choose to live responsibly that is wisdom.

When things are not in their proper place, they can’t benefit us the way they were meant to. Discover how fearing God, or keeping him in his proper place, frees us from meaninglessness and fear, and frees us for abundant life.

We all have hopes and dreams for our lives, and most of us work hard to achieve those dreams. Is that a good thing? Is ambition something to celebrate, or repent of?

How can we maintain control of our lives when so many things in life are uncontrollable?

Ecclesiastes 3:1-9