Grace City Eugene

In this sermon, Pastor Chris shares about God's heart for the next generation and the responsibility that God's people have to pass on the gospel to those behind them.

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In this sermon, Pastor Chris continues our series Prepare for Rain by considering the theme of multiplication - our call as the church to make disciples all over the world.

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Welcome to the kickoff of our brand new sermon series: Prepare for Rain — a prophetic call to live in expectant faith, not just belief in God's power, but action rooted in obedience.In this message, Pastor Chris unpacks the foundational truth that faith without action is dead, drawing from James 2 and a powerful illustration about preparing for a harvest before you see the clouds. If God gives vision, He will bring provision — but are we preparing the fields to receive the rain He promises?🔥 Key themes include:- Moving from passive belief to bold obedience- Applying faith through tangible preparation- How God's provision follows preparation- A church-wide vision to prepare for the next season — including a $100k capital campaign for a future home- Living as a community that acts now in faith, not waiting for signsThis message marks a turning point for our church as we step into a season of spiritual preparation, generosity, and gospel advancement. Whether you're part of Grace City or just exploring what active faith means, this message is for you.🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe for more content from Grace City Eugene.💬 Let us know in the comments: How is God calling you to prepare for rain in your life?#FaithInAction #PrepareForRain #GraceCityEugene #ChristianSermon #James2 #ChurchHome #GospelAdvancement #Revival #SermonSeries #EugeneChurch

When devotion feels like duty, when faith feels thin, and when distraction pulls us in a hundred directions, how do we find our way back to God? In this week's message, Associate Pastor Casey Olsen helps us rediscover what it means to be wholly devoted to Jesus.

Through honest reflection and biblical wisdom from Deuteronomy 6 and Romans 12, we explore:

How to offer God our whole hearts

How to anchor our lives in a resurrected hope

How to shape everyday habits that keep us close to Christ

This is a message for the distracted, the weary, and the quietly longing — an invitation to a deeper, more grounded devotion that isn't based on striving but on staying near to the God who has already given His whole self for you.

Listen in and be encouraged: devotion is not about achieving; it's about responding.

📖 Scriptures: Deuteronomy 6:4–5, Romans 12:1

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The resurrection of Jesus is more than a moment in history—it’s the beginning of a whole new world.

In this powerful Easter message, Pastor Chris invites us to see the empty tomb not just as a sign of Christ’s victory over death, but as the dawn of new creation. From the garden where Mary meets the risen Christ, to the promise of resurrection power in our daily lives, this sermon calls us to move from grief to hope, from waiting to mission.

Key Points:

1. From Graveyard to Garden (John 20:1–18)
Mary comes to the tomb in darkness, but leaves in the light of resurrection. Jesus—the true Gardener—calls her by name, showing us that Easter is personal and transformative.

2. Death Doesn’t Get the Last Word (1 Corinthians 15:20–26)
Jesus is the “firstfruits” of resurrection, a sign that a new humanity is rising. This isn’t metaphor—it’s a bodily victory over death with real implications for today.

3. Power to Go, Power to Grow (Matthew 28:18–20; Acts 1:8)
The risen Jesus doesn’t just comfort us—He commissions us. Resurrection power sends us out to live on mission, bringing renewal to every part of the world.

Take Your Next Step:

• Let Jesus speak your name.

• Live like death is defeated.

• Go with the Gardener to bring new creation wherever you are.

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In this sermon, Pastor Chris considers Zechariah's prophecy about the king who would arrive in victory, yet lowly and on a donkey. We consider this echo and how Jesus fulfills this promise - giving us the king we didn't expect, but the king we need.

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In this sermon, Pastor Casey considers Isaiah's prophecy about the Suffering Servant, an echo of Christ nearly 700 years before he would walk the earth.

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In this sermon, Pastor Chris continues our Echoes of Easter series by looking at Exodus' story of the Passover and considering how it points to Jesus and the sacrifice he would become.

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In this sermon, Pastor Casey continues our series by looking at the story of Abraham and Isaac and considering how it echoes the work of Christ and the loving sacrifice that God made for us.

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In this sermon, Pastor Chris opens our new sermon series, Echoes of Easter, by looking at God's redemptive promise in Genesis 3.

God has been telling a story of redemption from the very beginning. Long before Jesus went to the cross, Easter was already in motion. Throughout Scripture, we see echoes of what was coming—pointing to the moment when God would make all things new. In this series, Echoes of Easter, we’ll trace those moments and see how the resurrection wasn’t just an event, but the fulfillment of God’s plan. But Easter isn’t just something we celebrate—it’s something that sends us. The resurrection launched a mission, and now we get to step into it—carrying the hope of Jesus to our city, our nation, and the world.

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