Have you ever fallen for the trap of buying something you don’t need because the marketer was so passionate about the product that you couldn’t resist? There is nothing as contagious as passion! 

In this message, we look at how King Solomon’s passion drove the temple-building project and we learn how to grow in our passion for God’s Kingdom and Church.

Have you ever thought about how your life has been built on the foundations of those who have gone before you - parents, leaders in industry, teachers, etc? Just as those who have gone before you set you up for success or failure by their legacy, you too are leaving a legacy that will impact generations to come.

Join us for the 90th anniversary of Grace Church where we remember those who have gone before us and dream about what is still to come.

Each person on earth has gone through some sort of discomfort, difficult season, or hardship in their life and when looking back, can now see how it shaped them and taught them valuable lessons.

In the final part of the No Pain No Gain series, we learn about 4 great lessons discomfort can teach us. It is up to you: will you allow pain to destroy you, or will you grow through it?

Watch any ultra marathon and you’ll soon see people dropping out of the race and other people running across the finish line. Not only does preparation play a big role, but also the attitude athletes have toward the pain they will experience on the road.

In the second part of this series, we discover the big impact that attitude has on us during seasons of discomfort and pain. From the life of Joseph (a young man we read about in the Bible) we learn about four big attitudes we can have that will help us push past our hardship into a better tomorrow.

Have you ever watched an advertisement for a product (whether an electric shaver, a boat, or a new kitchen aid) and thought to yourself that if only you could add this comfort to your life, you’ll be happier? In our world, comfort is viewed as an external source that will bring us internal happiness - but maybe you don’t feel happy even though you have added more comfort to your life?

In the first part of this series, we examine why comfort is overrated and tends to underdeliver on its promises. We also learn from the Bible that there is a better way to address this deep seated problem.

God made each of us with a body, mind and spirit. We often talk about the importance of taking care of our body, being healthy, exercising, but we don't talk about our mental wellbeing. Mental Health is something the church needs to talk about. Listen to Allan as he shares his own personal mental health journey and how we too can take steps to care for our whole self.

There is no substitute for uninterrupted quality time in any healthy relationship. What if our relationship with God is not any different? What if we feel disconnected from God because our relationship is missing a foundational building block?

In the final part of this series, we look at the earthly habits Jesus had that served as a foundation for everything He did.

In this day-and-age you might wonder if church service attendance is still relevant, important and needed. Furthermore, online church services have made it much easier to view a service in the comfort of our homes rather than having to go to a meeting of people.

In the fifth part of this series, we learn about the value that meeting together could have on your life.

Have you ever wondered if you are in a good place in your life to be more generous, to give and serve above what could be expected of you?

In the forth part of this series, we learn how a not-so-perfect woman went above-and-beyond to serve Jesus. Not only did she gain much in return, but she also impacted those around her in a life-changing way.

Tune in to this message to discover how your life can make a bigger impact, than you ever though possible.

Ever heard the saying: “it takes a village to raise a child”? That saying captures so much truth about our path of growth in life. We were not created to live as individual-isolated persons, but to grow together in community.

In the third part of this series, we learn from the New Testament, how authentic community can be beneficial to us all.