It's all about God - his plan, his grace, his blessing centered on Jesus.

There is a church dynamic that makes Jesus sick, but there is hope for the church that repents.

The letter to the church of Philadelphia gives hope to a people who face the tremors and aftershocks of life.

The reputation of a church may not be its reality. What may have the appearance of life may in actuality be death. Hope is found in the one who sees reality and brings the dead to life.

Jesus sees the good, the bad and the ugly. What difference should this make in the life of the church?

We don't often think of Jesus as being one who bears a sword. In the letter to the church of Pergamum we discover what could happen in a church that would cause Jesus to wage war.

There is hope in the midst of difficulty, as intense and painful as it may be. Jesus has gone before us and drives our faithfulness.

A church can have great doctrine, ministry and activities, but Jesus warns of the reason for such a church to lose its blessing.

The author of the letters in Revelation compels our devotion & worship. In the midst of life, what we most need is a reminder of our mighty Savior.

In Joshua 4, the people are told to take rocks out of the Jordan River as a way of remembering God's mighty works. On December 27, testimonies were shared as Grace Church's memorial of God's faithfulness.