In this special seminar, hosted at Grace Community Church Roscommon, Pastor Noah Hartmetz leads us through Digging Deeper: Discovering the Riches of God’s Word.

Across three sessions, Pastor Noah equips believers with principles for sound Bible study—learning to grasp what a passage says, why it says it, and so what it means for our lives today. More than theory, these sessions provide practical tools for studying Scripture with precision, clarity, and a heart ready for transformation.

In the final session, Pastor Noah turns to the crucial question: So what? Building on the “what” and “why” of a passage, he shows how to place God’s Word alongside the realities of life.

In this special seminar, hosted at Grace Community Church Roscommon, Pastor Noah Hartmetz leads us through Digging Deeper: Discovering the Riches of God’s Word.

Across three sessions, Pastor Noah equips believers with principles for sound Bible study—learning to grasp what a passage says, why it says it, and so what it means for our lives today. More than theory, these sessions provide practical tools for studying Scripture with precision, clarity, and a heart ready for transformation.

In session two, Pastor Noah goes beyond the words on the page to uncover the purpose behind them. He introduces principles for understanding why a passage says what it does and explains how to validate interpretations with careful study.

In this special seminar, hosted at Grace Community Church Roscommon, Pastor Noah Hartmetz leads us through Digging Deeper: Discovering the Riches of God’s Word.

Across three sessions, Pastor Noah equips believers with principles for sound Bible study—learning to grasp what a passage says, why it says it, and so what it means for our lives today. More than theory, these sessions provide practical tools for studying Scripture with precision, clarity, and a heart ready for transformation.

In the opening session, Pastor Noah lays the foundation for sound Bible study. He explains the importance of authorial intent and shares key principles for grasping what the passage says with clarity and precision.

In this message, Michael Walsh recaps our journey through Galatians 1–4 before we resume the series. Paul makes clear that the gospel of grace is not just right doctrine to believe but truth that transforms how we live. Solid doctrine must lead to solid living.Join us as we reflect on the key themes of these chapters and prepare to continue through Paul’s powerful letter.

In Philippians 3:12–21, Paul shares his passionate desire to press on toward maturity in Christ, reminding believers that the Christian life is not about perfection now but about pursuing Christ with perseverance and hope. We are called to fix our eyes on Jesus, set our minds on things above, and walk as citizens of heaven.

Join Jason Larkin as he unpacks this powerful passage, urging us to pursue Christ-likeness with joy, endurance, and confidence in the glory that awaits all who belong to Him.

In Ezekiel 37, God gives the prophet a powerful vision of dry bones coming to life—a picture of His power to bring hope, renewal, and victory where there is only death and despair. This passage reminds us that no situation is beyond God’s reach, and no heart is too dry for His Spirit to revive.

Join Alastair Donaldson as he unfolds this vision of resurrection hope, pointing us to the ultimate victory we have through Christ, who brings life from death and turns graves into triumph.

In 2 Samuel 7, God makes a covenant with David that shapes the rest of redemptive history—promising an eternal kingdom, a lasting throne, and a royal descendant who will reign forever. This is not just about David—it’s about Jesus, the true King.

In this message, James Currie unpacks the beauty of God’s promise, the humility of David’s response, and the faithfulness of a God who keeps His word. The Davidic Covenant points us to Christ—our eternal King and the fulfillment of God’s unshakable promise.

In Isaiah 53, we encounter the suffering Servant—the Lord Jesus Christ—who was despised, rejected, pierced, and crushed for our sins. This prophetic chapter reveals the heart of the gospel: Christ took our place so we could be reconciled to God.

Though He was innocent, He bore our guilt. Though He was silent before His accusers, His sacrifice speaks volumes of God’s love. In His suffering, we find salvation; in His wounds, we find healing.

Join us as we reflect on the Servant of God who gave everything to redeem His people.

Romans 12 begins with a powerful call: “Present your bodies as a living sacrifice…” In this message, Tim Banks explores what it truly means to lay ourselves down in response to God’s mercy—not through self-denial for its own sake, but through a life committed to growing in Christlikeness.

This is the path of true worship: being transformed by the renewing of our minds, shaped into the image of Christ as seen in Romans 8. It’s a call to holiness, to align every part of our lives with God’s will.

In Mark 1:11–12, Jesus is publicly affirmed as God's beloved Son—then immediately driven into the wilderness for a spiritual battle. It’s a reminder that conflict often follows calling. But in this message, O'Niel Russell points us to a greater truth: God always wins.

Though the wilderness is real and the enemy active, Christ goes into the conflict led by the Spirit and assured of the Father’s love. His victory is not in question—and that victory shapes our confidence today.

God always wins—and in the end, His children will win as well.