Grace Church Louisville Sermons

In John 15, Jesus uses a metaphor of a vine and branches to teach His disciples about pruning and abiding in the vine.

Join Pastor Josh as he teaches that we are to stay connected to the vine by making Jesus the center of our life.

As people we continually reject Jesus and His teachings. We fear man more than we fear God. We should instead be seeking to find freedom in Jesus.

Join Jonathan Crain as he helps us see Jesus as the answer for our life.

We live in a culture of narcissism, where people know everything because of their accessibility to technology and can just search for an answer. They can’t hear because of their pride. In the Gospel of John, a blind man meets Jesus and through his beholding is transformed.

Join Pastor Josh teaches that Jesus opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.

The masses are following Jesus looking to be fed with physical food again, but Jesus shows them that they should be seeking spiritual food and He is the bread of life.

Join Daniel Cates as he teaches us that Christ Himself is the nourishment and sustenance of life.

In John 2, Jesus turns water into wine and cleanses the temple. The miracle is not the water into wine, but the person that comes to say you no longer come to wash yourself but Christ cleanses. At the temple, those who gathered compromised and allowed it to become a shopping mall. Jesus rebukes them and reveals that His body is the temple. 

Join Pastor Josh as he teaches that there is no longer a temple or a place of sacrifice because there is Jesus.

What does it look like to be what God has called us to be? What does humility look like? What should our quiet times look like?

Join Pastor Josh as he teaches that glorious changes in life does not come from more mediation or practice, but BEHOLDING Christ, looking at the face of our King.

The greatest danger for the Church and the ploy of the enemy is that he wants you to go after other men and things that takes your affections from Christ.

Join Pastor Josh as he teaches that our all consuming occupation is the pursuit of Jesus Himself.

In a world of opportunities and technology, we know what it means to be distracted, we have so many things pulling for our attention. What if those distractions have lead us to be un-formed?

Join Pastor Don as he teaches from the story of Martha and Mary that sitting at the feet of the Jesus and worshipping Him is the only necessary thing to focus ourselves as disciples.