You can't possibly do a series on the songs the church sings without focusing on the songs found in the book of Psalms. This week, we focus on a quintessential psalm of praise, Psalm 8.

All churches for all of history have sung. Why is it important to God that His people are a singing people?

What does it mean when we sing that God's love is reckless? And how can this recklessness possibly create a safe space that enables us to offer the same kind of love to others?

Have you ever wondered what keeps us from being as compassionate as we'd like? How different would our relationships look, and how much of a difference would we see in the world around us, if we began to reflect the compassion we see in Jesus? This week we're taking a look at how Jesus overcame the same challenges we face and showed the compassion we hope to.

Most churches have Members, but Grace has Partners. Why? We'll learn more about one of the ways that you can partner with us – through volunteering on a Service Team!

We live in a culture that wars on our contentment. But what happens when we allow Jesus to fight for us and take us to a place of true contentedness?

The big reveal! We are sharing our hopes for the building we will build, as well as what we believe God wants to build in and through Grace.

In the small book of Jude, we have a great depiction of how the Bible remains both remarkably deep and yet easy to to approach and apply.

The three letters of John to the churches are only a combined 7 chapters long. And yet in this brief collection, John reiterates a singular idea 12 times! Why? What is the idea and why is it so important?

Peter was one of the disciples closest to Jesus, as well as one of the most influential leaders in the early church. What did he have to say to the saints at the end of his ministry?