This month, we’re grateful to welcome Tina Wright as she shares a heartfelt message on what it truly means to worship in the everyday moments. Drawing from Romans 12:1, Tina invites us to see worship not as something reserved for Sunday mornings, but as a posture we carry into the smallest, simplest parts of our daily lives.

She offers practical, encouraging ways to let our routines—our work, our conversations, our quiet moments—become expressions of praise. It’s a beautiful reminder that God meets us not only in the big, memorable experiences, but also in the unnoticed rhythms of everyday life.

Tina is a beloved member of our Grace Chapel family. She and her husband faithfully serve in our Discover Grace classes, walking alongside those who want to learn more about our church and staff. She’s also a proud mom of three and grandmother of seven, and when she’s not serving others, she and her husband enjoy spending time with their Highland cows.

This episode will leave you encouraged, grounded, and inspired to see your day through the lens of worship.

In this episode, we explore worship as more than a reaction—it’s a reflection. Before sin fractured the world, Adam and Eve lived in uninterrupted communion with God, responding naturally to His presence. Today, we navigate a very different reality. Distractions are constant, sin pulls at our attention, and worship often requires intentional choice rather than effortless overflow.

Join us as we unpack what it means to worship in a culture that pushes us toward self instead of surrender, and how it is easier to reflect the world around us than a holy God. We talk about why true worship is counter‑cultural, how we unintentionally get in each other's way, and how we can reorient our hearts toward God in the middle of everyday life.

For further reading & reference, explore the following verses and literature (Stephanie and Claire are reading from the ESV, unless otherwise noted): Romans 12:1, Matthew 19:16-22, Matthew 7:5, and Luke 9:23.

This Gathering we had the privilege of hearing Libbie Murr teach about what true worship is. We were reminded that worship isn’t just what we do when we sing - it’s the way we live every day. We learn from Saul's example in 1 Samuel 15:22 that true worship doesn't come from rituals and practices, but begins with a heart that says yes to God. Libbie also used John 14:15 to show us that love and obedience go hand-in-hand. We simply cannot say we love the Lord and then ignore His voice.

Choosing God’s will above our own is one of the purest expressions of worship. And in Philippians 2:5-8, we see Jesus as the perfect example of worship through obedience. Worship reaches its highest form when it costs us something. It also is worship when our obedience comes from commitment, not convenience. Jesus left glory, took on human flesh, and endured pain and rejection all out of obedience to the Father. Hallelujah!

Nicole Cannaday joins us to continue the conversation on worship following her message at the September Gathering (go check out the LIVE! if you haven't already)!

We got that chance to sit down and talk about vulnerability in community as a form of worship. Drawing from personal examples and those of Moses and the "man with the withered hand," we look at examples of people honoring God by both reaching out to help and for help. In both sin and storm, we see Christian community & worship help restore us to God.

For further reading & reference, explore the following verses and literature (Stephanie and Nicole are reading from the ESV, unless otherwise noted): Exodus 17:10-12 and Matthew 12:13.

Made in His image, we are made to worship by reflecting God's goodness and character back to Him. Unfortunately, living in a sinful world, it is much easier to reflect the idols of our hearts and the things around us than to reflect godly character. Dive into the conversation with us as we talk about slaying idols, deconstructing what we have built up, and getting back to the basics of what we were made to do in God's original design.

For further reading & reference, explore the following verses and literature (Stephanie and Claire are reading from the ESV, unless otherwise noted): Genesis 1:26, Psalm 103:1.

Welcome Nicole Cannaday as she delivers a message about worship as a contagious weapon. She shares with us about worshipping through the good times and the hard times, about worshipping first, and (my personal favorite) about worshipping on behalf of and over each other. Worship for those who are struggling to worship; worship for your family; worship for your community, all for the glory of God. You can follow along with the Scripture in 2 Chronicles 20. We hope you take on the challenge alongside us to make worship a part of our everyday!

The next Gathering is on December 5th, 2025, and we hope you'll come worship, learn, and fellowship with us!

As we finish up the summer series on "In the World, but Not of It," join Stephanie and Claire in an honest, vulnerable reflection on summer. Exploring the idea that "we can do it all," we talk about God showing up in the gaps, mourning seasons that don't turn out as hoped for, and the glory in depending on Him. For further reading & reference, explore the following verses and literature (Stephanie and Claire are reading from the ESV, unless otherwise noted): 2 Corinthians 10:13 and 2 Corinthians 12:9.

Welcome to the Summer Series! Here in Season 3 we will be taking three phrases or ideas that are commonly used and running them through the filter of the Bible to see how they stand up to it.

Today, join us as we dive into a challenging conversation about femininity and feminism. Within this context, we challenge feminism as something that gives us a false sense of our own power and divides what God never divided in the examples set by Scripture. Together, through conversation, we challenge the ideas that have wormed their way into our lives and become a yoke, even as women of God.

For further reading & reference, explore the following verses and literature (Stephanie and Claire are reading from the ESV, unless otherwise noted): Ruth 1:16, Mark 16:1-3, Judges 4:10, Proverbs 31:10-31, and Ephesians 6:12.

Welcome to the Summer Series! Here in Season 3 we will be taking three phrases or ideas that are commonly used and run them through the filter of the Bible to see how they stand up to it! This month's topic is surrounding the idea of having each our own versions of the truth.

Our challenge is to uncover sneaky ways we may all be applying this idea to our lives, and to reveal that the very things we try to hide behind are the things Jesus came to deliver us from! Join Claire and Stephanie as they discuss what we know to be absolute truth, how truth cannot be bent to our whim or experience, and how even though truth is often the uncomfortable thing, it is the TRUTH that will set us free.

For further reading & reference, explore the following verses and literature (Stephanie and Claire are reading from the ESV, unless otherwise noted): John 14:6, John 1:1, John 17:17, Luke 9:23, and Matthew 7:13.

Join us as we hear from a panel of women from our Grace Community about different ways to live out the One Anothers of Scripture. Our hopes and prayers are that by sharing these with one another, committing them to conversation, we would go into the spaces around us with a mindset switch from "that's not a job for me," to, "I am equipped for this!" We hope this message encourages you in the Kingdom work God has for you, and that you'll join us for the next live event!