What does biblical leadership in marriage actually look like?

Many husbands think leadership begins with authority, provision, or decision-making. But in 1 Peter 3:7, the Apostle Peter points husbands somewhere unexpected: character.

In this sermon, Pastor Dan examines three pillars of godly leadership within marriage:

Discover why biblical leadership is not about demanding Christlike behavior from your family, but displaying Christlike character before them.

📖 Scripture: 1 Peter 3:7

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In a world that watches more than it listens, Christians are called to bear witness not only with our words but with our lives.

In 1 Peter 2:18–25, Pastor Dan teaches how our character becomes a living testimony of Christ—especially in suffering and injustice.

This sermon explores three powerful dimensions of Christian witness: 

If you want to grow in Christlike character and deepen your witness in a watching world, this message will strengthen your faith and anchor your hope in the Shepherd and Overseer of your soul.

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What is the good life?

Our culture says it’s found in success, comfort, wealth, and recognition. But in 1 Peter 2:11–17, the Bible gives us a radically different answer.

In this sermon, Pastor Dan teaches that the good life is not about what you possess—it’s about who you belong to.

A life centered on God is built on two pillars:

1️⃣ A Life of Witness 

We submit to earthly authorities not because they are perfect, but because our submission is part of our witness to Christ. Freedom in Christ is not autonomy—it’s the privilege of serving God.

2️⃣ A Life of Worship

Only God receives our worship.

If you’re searching for meaning, purpose, or direction, this passage shows you where the good life is truly found: in Christ alone.

Join us as we walk through this powerful text and discover the life God designed for His people.

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Teaching the Word. Loving the People. Living for Christ.

In this sermon from Isaiah 28, Pastor Dan calls Grace Maricopa to examine the foundations we build our lives and ministries upon. Isaiah confronts God’s people with three timeless truths:

Complacency dulls spiritual perception and leads to instability. When God’s Word becomes background noise, collapse follows.

Anything we trust more than Christ—tradition, longevity, facilities, routines—will fail us. Christ alone is the immovable cornerstone.

Fruitfulness is never accidental. Ministry built on convenience produces weeds; ministry built on Christ produces harvest.

As our church prepares to build new physical spaces for worship and mission, Isaiah 28 calls us to build something deeper: trust, obedience, sacrifice, and a future rooted in Christ alone.

Join us as we commit to building a Christ‑centered future for generations to come.

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In this sermon, Pastor Dan teaches how God exercises His sovereignty through three distinct, God‑given spheres of authority: Family, Church, and Government. Each sphere has unique responsibilities, limits, and accountability before God. When these spheres stay within their God‑given boundaries, society flourishes. When they overreach, authority becomes weaponized and society fractures. 

Join us as we walk through Scripture—from Genesis, Deuteronomy, Ephesians, and Romans—to understand how Christians can faithfully navigate obedience, responsibility, and resistance in a world full of competing authorities.

Tithing — Worship, Sanctification, Support | Grace Maricopa Church Sermon*

Tithing isn’t about money — it’s about worship. 

In this message, Pastor Dan unpacks the biblical roots of tithing from Genesis 14, Matthew 23, and Deuteronomy 14, showing that giving is not a financial transaction but a spiritual act of surrender and trust. 

Discover how tithing: 

- Begins as worship and gratitude (Genesis 14:20; 28:22) 

- Reveals our hearts and priorities (Matthew 6:21) 

- Trains us to trust God’s sovereignty and provision (Deuteronomy 14:22–29) 

- Partners us in God’s mission (Galatians 6:6) 

📖 **Key Verse:** *Matthew 23:23* — “These you should have done, without neglecting the others.” 

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In this message, Pastor Dan unpacks how God’s mercy transforms identity. Once not a people, now His people — chosen, royal, holy, and possessed for His glory.

Discover what it means to live new by the power of the Word and let your life proclaim His excellencies.

🎥 Watch, reflect, and share this truth: your identity isn’t self‑made — it’s God‑given.

In this sermon from 1 Peter 2:4–8, Pastor Dan explores how the Word of God does more than inform us—it redefines us. 

You are chosen in Christ, built together as a spiritual house, grounded in the Word, and confronted with a choice about the Cornerstone, Jesus Christ.

Whether you feel insignificant, disconnected, or unsure of your place in the church, Scripture speaks with clarity and authority: 

You are a living stone, shaped and placed by God Himself.

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In a hyper-connected world, why do so many still feel alone—even in church? Pastor Dan Rogers reveals the surprising answer: real community and spiritual maturity both begin with God’s Word changing us from the inside out.

        -Lay aside malice, deceit, hypocrisy, envy & slander

True relationships aren’t built on programs—they’re built on transformed hearts.

Why are people everywhere fascinated by the supernatural?

Because deep inside every person is the memory of a life we lost—and the longing for the life with God we were meant to have.

In this sermon from 1 Peter 1:22–25, Pastor Dan explores the first supernatural reality of The Power of the Word of God: Rebirth.

In this message you will learn:

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June 07, 2026