Hope you are well! This week we are celebrating the baptism of over 20 people and continuing our study in the book of Hebrews. In the first two chapters the author shows us Jesus is better than angels and prophets, and now he’s comparing Jesus to Moses. In the Old Testament no one was more revered and honored than Moses, so this is no small claim. Moses gave us the Law and met face-to-face with God, but Hebrews declares Jesus offers us something Moses could never offer: our rest, both now and eternally. This week we will look at Moses, the story of Exodus, and how our lives need a greater deliverance, one that only Jesus can offer. Look forward to seeing you this Sunday!

Hello Grace Church,

This Sunday we tackle Chapter 2 of the Book of Hebrews.

Last week we saw that God in the past spoke through prophets, and they were messengers, but in Jesus we have the actual Message. "Jesus is the final word" doesn’t mean God stopped speaking, it just means that God has eternally spoken in Christ.This week the author of Hebrews turns their attention to the “Supremacy of Christ” in all things and the first comparison is to angels. What is made clear throughout the remainder of Chapter 1 is that angels are remarkable, created beings that serve God in a multitude of ways --but again-- Jesus is the actual Message and the message is better than the messengers. We look forward to seeing you Sunday as we glimpse again the glory and riches we have in Christ.

I hope you are well! This week we’re starting a new book of the Bible. So far we’ve covered The Gospel of Mark, and the Book of Acts; this week we begin Hebrews, which is going to take us to the end of the year.

This Sunday is Father's Day and we will have our third and final message in our Counter Formation Series: Sexuality and the Gospel. This week's focus is on young people.Young people are the future of our church and our city. Numerous factors are forming them including friends, school, and technology. As a church, we want to guide our children, youth, and young people to be formed by Jesus.On Sunday, we will be teaching on how we can raise our kids to be resilient disciples of Jesus in an age of iPhones, extra curricular activities, and a cultural moment where the common narrative of sexuality and gender are in opposition to the way of Jesus. Let’s catch a vision of how to raise up the next generation to love Christ and His church, and how to reach the world.

This Sunday we continue in our Counter Formation Series: Sexuality and the Gospel. Last week we explored sexual ethics, and this week we will learn about sexual minorities.

This Sunday begins our three week summer series Counter Formation. Our theme this year is Sexuality and the Gospel. The series will speak to sexual ethics, sexual minorities, and what it is like for young people to grow up in our cultural moment.

Happy Memorial Day weekend! It’s quite fitting that we finished the book of Acts last week and will commission missionaries from our church this week. We can think of it as an Acts 29 of sorts, a story that continues in our day.

This Sunday is the last week in the book of Acts! Can you believe after 15 months, we did it!

As we look at Acts 28, we will see that this story is so much more than the story of the early church, it’s also an invitation to every church through every generation. It’s a story that sparks future stories and ushers us in to what’s possible. We, too, can be a spirit-empowered people who live in Gospel Community. We, too, can be sacrificially generous and walk in wisdom and power. We, too, can have impact for the Kingdom of God in our day. We have the same Holy Spirt and can experience the same power.