Do you find yourself frustrated by half-hearted, mediocre work and service? It's because we're wired to crave passionate excellence!

Join us in the conclusion of this series, where we unravel the meaning of passion, why it matters to God, and the incredible rewards awaiting those who live a life of wholehearted dedication, all driven by their love for God.

We all naturally have an issue with people when their daily walk does not match their talk, whether that person is a political leader, a teacher, a pastor or a parent.

Did you know that Jesus also had an issue with it - and for good reason?

In this message, we explore why our fifth value (“we are doers of the Word”) is so important not only for our personal lives but also for the culture of Grace Church.

When we hear the word “contributor”, it is easy to think of someone who gives money or serves in the church. Although this is part of it, contribution also goes much deeper. Sadly, many Christians never fully experience what it means to be a contributing part of the Body of Christ, as the Church has unintentionally fostered a culture of "consumer Christians" rather than "contributing Christians.”

In the fourth part of this series, we learn about the different ways Christians can contribute to the Body of Christ and the effect it has on the church.

It is so easy to get stuck in the status quo of your life, whether it is good or bad. The problem is that we are more comfortable living in a situation that is hard but known to us than moving forward toward something that could be good for us but which is unknown.

In this message, we learn how we can gain more confidence to move forward towards the purpose God has for us.

Join us as we explore the third value that shapes the culture at Grace Church.

One of the most common complaints the unchurched have against the Christian Church, is that the people are too judgmental. Is that something the Church should be known for?

In this message, we look at the second value here at Grace Church - a value embedded in our name. From a parable that Jesus taught, we learn how to view ourselves and others correctly before God and then get some practical tips on how to deal with people, when our two, often opposing cultures, clash.

In a world where independence is celebrated the Church is called to live counter-culturally and to embrace interconnectedness.

Not only does modern research confirm that people who live interconnected tend to live longer and healthier lives, but from the Bible, we also learn that interconnectedness has many other good benefits for our lives.

Join us as we learn about the first value that shapes the culture at Grace Church.

Should Christians approach work, their clients, and colleagues differently from people who do not follow Jesus?

In the third and final part of this series, we see how following Jesus affects every aspect of your work life, and leaves you happier, more fulfilled and less stressed out. 

In the first part of this series, we saw how God designed work as a blessing. Yet, it doesn’t always feel like work is a blessing! Why not?

In the second part, we learn about what went wrong with work - why it doesn’t always feel fulfilling, or like something that brings us joy. Thankfully, all is not lost, and there is hope for our work to be redeemed.

Most of our waking hours are spent working. That leaves us with questions like: Why should I work? Should I get the best-paying job and retire early? Does my work matter to God? How does my work and faith connect?

In the first part of this series, we look at where work came from, whether it is a blessing or a curse, and the good things all kinds of jobs have in common.

Do you have a neighbour who cuts that tiny piece of grass on your side of the property line when he cuts his; or the neighbour who blows his leaves over to your side? How do you act towards that neighbour?

When it comes to your behaviour towards your neighbours, a Christian can either reflect the way of Jesus or the way of the world, but not both. 

Join us for a message in which we learn some wisdom from the book of Proverbs, about what it takes to be a good neighbour.