Grace Chicago Church

This week we hear Paul's opening words which are intimate and personal, though he had not even met the Colossian church at this point. He longs for them to walk in the light, away from darkness and into the kingdom of the beloved Son. The pastors will lead us to deep dive into Colossians over the next four weeks and walk alongside of the Colossians in that same direction.

Caleb preaches a sermon using Bob's notes on Paul's famous passage from Galatians. What does it mean that social distinctions are leveled by the gospel?

Caleb shares about his trip to Uganda and explores Proverb's definition of wisdom, which is vastly different than our dictionary definition.

Pastor Bob explores the mystery of the ascension and explains why this is a significant Christian holy day...and good news, too!

Pastor Bob reflects on a passage from Ephesians and the constant work that the early church finds itself doing: keeping up with the hospitality of God.

In this homily, Bob ties Psalm 23 to a passage in Acts 9 wherein Tabitha is raised from the dead. Tabitha is a leader in the church. God provides miraculously for the provision of the church by raising her from the dead. God provides a way forward for the community of faith throughout time.

Caleb preaches on Saul's conversion, a story that shows that even when we position ourselves against God, God does not regard us as enemies.

Has Easter really happened? In this homily, Caleb explores the response of the disciples to Jesus and tells a story of resurrection hope.

Bob explores the resurrection by looking at the impact it had on his closest followers. Primarily, Bob notes how the resurrection was the first fruits of God's extravagant love that does not show partiality.

Mary breaks open a jar of expensive perfume on Jesus fit and the entire house is filled with the scent. Bob explores this story from John which features one of the most poignant and beautiful images of Christian worship.