Grace Community Church meets on Sundays at 9:30am and 11am in Arlington, VA and online at live.trygrace.org.

Many people believe in Jesus. Far fewer actually follow him. When Jesus said “Follow me,” he called people into a life that changed them from the inside out. In this series, we will explore what it truly means to be a follower of Jesus and why that journey demands more than belief alone.

When life gets hard, we all reach for something. Some of us reach for control. Some hide. Some let fear lead. But the question is: can what we’re wearing actually heal us? This Sunday, we’ll close Built for More with one practical question that can help change your week: What am I wearing right now?

This Sunday, we’ll explore the surprisingly consistent story both Jesus and modern science are telling about how our inner world is healed, why healthy relationships feel so different, and what actually helps people grow, connect, and come alive. Whether you’re single, dating, married, healing, or just exhausted by modern relationships, this message is for you.

Some of you are tired… because you’ve been carrying too much. This Sunday, we’ll discover how being rooted in God’s love changes what we carry, and how we carry it. You don’t have to hold everything together… You can let go of what isn’t yours to carry.

Grace Community Church meets on Sundays at 9:30am and 11am in Arlington, VA and online at live.trygrace.org.

Grace Community Church meets on Sundays at 9:30am and 11am in Arlington, VA and online at live.trygrace.org.

What if healing doesn’t start with fixing what’s wrong with you, but understanding what’s happened to you? In this message, we’ll explore how Jesus brings us near and why belonging is where real change begins.

In Ephesians 4–6, we discover that resurrection doesn’t just forgive us — it forms us into a new kind of person. We are following Jesus out of the tomb and into a new way of living — in our relationships, our words, our work, and our love. You were made for more than survival; you were made for new life.

The cross reveals what has shaped us. The resurrection reveals what can reshape us. This Easter, we celebrate that because Jesus rose, new life is not just a future promise, it is a present reality.