Grace Fellowship Sermons

Understanding our mission in life is critical if we are to live a purpose-filled life. Jesus never envisioned His people struggling with aimlessness or merely living busy lives. Jesus wants more for us. Today, you will not only find out your mission but discover that you are not alone.

We value asking questions to better understand how to live life in a God- centered, Christ-exalting way. We believe that church should be the best place in which people can get solid answers to life’s questions from God’s Word.

Christianity is often associated with mere performance rather than renewed identity. But we were not saved from something we did; we were saved from our unbelief. In light of this, we will contrast two types of people and their quest for spiritual growth.

The doctrine of the Trinity is a fundamental distinctive among Christians, but how is it that the word “Trinity” does not appear in the Bible? What is the basis and relevance of this subject to our lives? Today, we will find out together.

The one constant in this life is change. It’s the source of much of our fear, anxiety, and frustration. Although mankind has, over the centuries, considered the earth, the sun and the stars to be permanent fixtures in our experience, even they are subject to change. But today, as we continue in our “Portraits” series, exploring the attributes of God, we will see that God, unlike the material world around us, is eternal and unchanging.

If God made everything, who made God? Have you ever asked or been asked that question? This morning we’ll answer that as we discuss an attribute of God we don’t often consider – his aseity or self-existence. This is not just a topic for seminary students or philosophers but one every believer should understand because in it we find even more reason to trust this great God we serve.

Wisdom is one of those things that everyone wants, but not all people possess. Why is that? God-centered wisdom begins with how we relate to God before how we are to live life. Today, we will discover that our ability to gain wisdom does not begin with information but with orientation.

The idea of God’s faithfulness begs the question: What is God faithful to? When someone is faithful, there is always an object unto which faithfulness is being expressed. The faithfulness of a student to class is seen in attendance. The faithfulness of an employee is tracked through days at work. The faithfulness of a homeowner is expressed in paying the mortgage. So how do we measure God’s faithfulness?

The mental picture a person has of God is THE most significant life-shaping force that a person can possess. In other words, what we think about God will shape our lives like no other subject or idea can. Therefore, we want to believe the right thoughts about what God says about Himself so that we can maximize our relationship with Him as well as the life we live.

We value asking questions to better understand how to live life in a God- centered, Christ-exalting way. We believe that church should be the best place in which people can get solid answers to life’s questions from God’s Word.