Grace City Church

Today, we start a new series titled "You Asked For It." Over the next few weeks, Josh will be tackling subjects that were requested by our church community to be taught on Sunday mornings.

In Part 1 of the series, Josh teaches on the subject of stress and how we handle it in our lives. The greatest threat to our spiritual growth is busyness. It is pivotal for us to have Sabbath day to rest and catch our breath. When we honor the Sabbath, God does more in six days than we can do in seven.

Today, Providence welcomes Jules Moore. He teaches that God's desire for us is to leave a place where we were once helpless to now become helpful. When we take our place and step out on faith the anointing arrives just in time to complete the will of God.

Josh concludes on the series "I AM" and teaches on the resurrection power of Jesus in our lives. The secret to experiencing resurrection power in our lives is being convinced of God's love for us. Jesus is moved to act on our behalf not because of our love for God but for his love for us.

In Part 3, Josh teaches on Jesus being the good shepherd. As the good shepherd, he protects, guides, and loves his sheep. Our responsibility as sheep is to respond to his voice.

Josh continues with the series "I AM". In Part 2, he teaches on Jesus being the bread of life. We can seek things in this world but they will never fulfill. Jesus is the only thing that can bring true satisfaction and give us life more abundantly.

Jesus has been called many things, but in this new series we will look at who Jesus is in His own words. Over the next 4 weeks, we will examine a few of the statements where Jesus declared "I AM.” When we know who He is, who will discover who we are.

In Part 1, Josh teaches on the "I Am" statement of the True Vine. Jesus tells us in John 15:5, that he is vine and we are the branches. Christianity isn't trying to live like Jesus but allowing Jesus to live through you.

Today, Providence welcomes back guest speaker Tim Bittle. He teaches on how we can shake off worldly things and problems because Christ lives in us, therefore, nothing on me can do harm. What is inside of us is far greater than anything we will face in life.

In part 4 of our series, Providence Church is invited to make a commitment to our Forward Initiative in order to continue reaching the "bad, the bored and the broken" that are in need of Christ in our region.

Today, Josh teaches on moving forward in mission. As we move into this new season as a church, our priority is to build a place where lives are transformed by encountering God in a tangible way.

We continue with the series "Forward." Josh teaches about moving forward in legacy and how we can find fulfillment in life when we are making a difference in the lives of others. A legacy that lasts is always focused on others.