This week Pastor Seth unpacks Jesus’ Parable of the Wheat and the Weeds, reminding us that good and evil coexist in the world until Christ’s return. Rather than judging others, we are called to examine our own hearts, trust God’s justice, and faithfully help “grow more wheat” for His kingdom.

We're launching into a new sermon series, Matthew: Parables, with a message from Amanda McBride on why Jesus taught through stories. Looking at Matthew 13, Amanda challenges us to move beyond surface-level faith and approach Jesus with hearts that are hungry, humble, and ready to truly hear.

Elder Dan Kammerzelt concludes our Imago Dei series by exploring God’s design for work. Work is part of humanity’s original purpose—an opportunity to reflect God’s image, bring order and flourishing to the world, and serve Him through our everyday vocations. Dan invites us to rightly order our work, see it as redeemable, and recognize that our labor has eternal significance in God’s kingdom.

This week Pastor Seth explores the biblical meaning of justice through the lens of the Imago Dei. He unpacks how true justice flows from God’s character, grace, and the work of Jesus.

Grace City Corvallis continues its Imago Dei sermon series with a message from Guest Pastor Bomi Roberson on Biblical Femininity.

Pastor Seth continues the Imago Dei sermon series with a message on the beauty, burden, and spiritual significance of motherhood.

Grace City Corvallis continues its Imago Dei sermon series with a message on Biblical masculinity and what it looks like to be a Good Man.

Grace City Corvallis continues its Imago Dei sermon series with a sermon entitled "Fatherless No More" from Senior Pastor Tim Johnson from Orlando World Outreach Church.

Grace City Church Corvallis continues its Imago Dei sermon series with a message on the body.

Grace City Church Corvallis continues its Imago Dei sermon series with a message on Authority.