“Everywhere the sole of your foot treads, I have given you”. That was the Lord’s promise to Joshua and Moses and that is our promise through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. We need to take ownership of our cities and know that God has given us the authority to bring His kingdom to life!

Jesus said the whole old testament could be summed up in two simple commands: love God, love others (Matt 22:34-40). Jesus taught that true love for God always leads us to show love and compassion for those around us. In this message, we look at the rediscovering a passion for God and compassion for people.

Engaging in our broader community and connecting with people in it doesn't need to be as complicated as we frequently make it. Paul & Priscilla share insights on practical and natural ways to share Biblical community with those "outside" the community of faith.

At Grace Covenant Church our mission is "Loving God, Following Jesus, Serving

Others, Changing the World". As we look ahead to the things that God is calling us to, we focus this week on the "Changing the World" portion of our mission.

There are significant challenges and benefits that come with living in Christian

community. This week we take time to review what we have learned in the previous six messages and reinforce the essentials of community.

The writer of Hebrews is encouraging a church that is still very young to hold on to their hope because

of the faithfulness of Jesus Christ. It is out of this hope that we live for the Lord and for each other. It is

out of this hope that we can show an unbelieving world a new way to live, a life that is motivated by

love and demonstrated through “good deeds”.

The writer of Hebrews is encouraging a church that is still very young to hold on to their hope because

of the faithfulness of Jesus Christ. It is out of this hope that we live for the Lord and for each other. It is

out of this hope that we can show an unbelieving world a new way to live, a life that is motivated by

love and demonstrated through “good deeds”.

Luke Hartman shares his family stories in our community, and delivers topics related to diversity and prejudice reduction.

We are living in exponential times known as the Digital Revolution. Our use of modern technologies are impacting how we live and how we relate to one another. Technology itself is not necessarily good or evil, it’s how we use it that matters. In this message I preach about potentially benefits and dangers that technology provides us both as individuals and in terms of our community. The bible gives us clear guidelines for all of life including how to assure that technology serves us and we do not serve it.

"The Gap"

Throughout history communities have always been spatially and emotionally separated since the Tower of Babel. God can use technology to enhance community life, but if possible it should never be the sole foundation for any community.