Ultimately, God is after our heart, not just our obedience.

As we wrap up our series on the book of Jonah, we’ll take a look at Jonah’s reaction to the redemption of the city of Nineveh as well as ask the question, what was God trying to get Jonah to understand?

What has God called you to do? What role can you play in impacting others with the Gospel? Let's see together Nineveh's repentance and believe as an example of what God can do in St Charles County today through people like us.

There are times when we end up in bad places because of the choices that we've made, but what do we need to do to turn things around and get back on track? And what if you don't deserve another chance? 

This weekend we will learn no matter how far you may feel from God, He is right there waiting to hear from you.

What happens when you know the right thing to do and choose not to do it? Is it possible for you to be so far from God that there’s no turning back? And when your life feels like a sinking ship, what should be your next move?

What does it mean to live on mission?

Living out the priorities of God, in the character of Christ, through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Do you feel like you are ALWAYS on the move with no time to REST? Feeling drained all of the time, mentally, physically, emotionally and even spiritually?

Ever heard someone say they had a busy week? We all say it, but what are we really saying when we say we are busy. God designed us to not run with Him but to walk through life with Him. His plan for us is that we would take 1/7th of our life to rest.

In this week’s sermon we will learn the steps to living in freedom from your hectic fast-paced life and finally get some much-needed rest.

Sometimes we can be around something so much that it starts to lose its meaning a little bit. This can happen in just about any area of life including at church. When we hear the same thing and are around the same environment, sometimes we forget the gravity of that thing. It’s like wearing a wedding ring. You are publicly showing an inward commitment that you’ve made.

No one is perfect, in-fact at Grace River we say that there are no perfect people allowed.

Words are powerful—no debate. They can inspire and build up, but they can also destroy. So how do we choose our responses wisely?