In this sermon Tony returns to the book of Luke, the Sermon on The Mount. He calls Jesus’ teaching on a tree and its fruit so simple a first grader could understand it. But it is so profound in its lessons that a persons very soul depends on it.

We are Grace Community Bible Church. This sermon is a reminder and look at why we are marked by “bible” and “church” and how those words shape us.

We are Grace Community Bible Church. This sermon is a reminder and look at why we are marked by “grace” and “community” and how those words shape us.

On this, the last Sunday of 2020, Tony brings a challenge to make “reaching the lost” a passion for 2021. 2 Corinthians 5 tells us that God saves people through His people and that should be a great desire for us. Tony brings up his great friends Rich and Barbie Hart so they could share their passion for reaching the lost.

In this final advent sermon of 2020 Tony brings our focus on the peace that Jesus came to bring. Shalom. Maybe one of the most important words, concepts and gifts in all of the Bible. Jesus is shalom who came to bring shalom. Shalom is a much deeper term than just peace, rest and serenity. It is all of those things, but more. It is rich and beautiful. It is reminiscent of the garden of Eden.

This advent season we find ourselves unimaginably in the midst of a global pandemic. Christmas and COVID. The incarnation and coronavirus. How do these go together? Do they? Is there any relation between a global pandemic and a global Savior?

The teenage parents of Jesus had a faith that trusted God even when they didn't understand. They went together into life knowing that God was for them and with them. We live knowing the same thing through His Holy Spirit!

This sermon is on the first Sunday of Advent, 2020. Pastor Jonathan aims to show that a mind full of heaven will be a Christmas full of life from Colossians chapter three, verses one through four.

In this sermon Tony takes us to Ephesians 5 where Paul shows a connection between impurity, sexual immorality, etc and gratitude. Oddly (at least for how it hits us initially) Paul teaches that thanksgiving is the power to defeat sin. You cannot be thankful and immoral. You cannot be impure and have gratitude.

Whose job is it to make disciples of Jesus? It is God's job, but He chooses to use us! As we love God we will love people and when we love people we will want to show them the love of God. That is discipleship. Find a place to serve and let's be a church that makes disciples!