The New Testament describes a love between believers that far surpasses anything the world experiences. In this message we explore what this love looks like, where this love comes from, and how we are pursuing this love at Grace Church.

On the day of Pentecost Peter preached a sermon wihch gives five reasons we can be certain that Jesus is both Lord and Christ, and spells out what that means for our lives.

Even though Jesus foretells everything that will happen to him in Jerusalem, his disciples understand none of it. But then we read about Jesus healing a blind man, also explains how when we don't understand, Jesus can help us see the truth of his death and resurrection.

In this shocking teaching Jesus shows what's at the heart of saving faith, why that's impossible for people, and how God in his mercy brings about the impossible.

In John 13 Jesus washes the disciples' feet, teaching us crucial truths about how Jesus washes us from sin, and also calling us to humbly serve each other.

In verses 9-14 of this passage, Jesus gives a parable of a Pharisee and tax collector to teach us not to trust in our own righteousness. Then, in verses 15-17, we see a living example of receiving the kingdom like children to drive the point of the parable home in our hearts.

In this passage Jesus helps us battle discouragement about prayer by giving us a powerful parable, and motivating promises.

In this passage Jesus gives us four steps to take so we are ready for Jesus when he returns.

In this passage Luke shows us what saving faith is, and why it's so important.

In this passage Jesus describes four ways we express love toward each other, explains how this amazing love is possible, and cautions about becoming proud when God enables us to live this way.