We are called by Christ, our Lord and Savior, to go and make disciples. If you are a believer, then you have been empowered by the Holy Spirit to obey His command. As a church, we are better together in completing this mission.

Money can be a huge source of stress and tension in our lives. But the stress we feel regarding our money generally isn’t really a money issue—it’s a trust issue. Which begs the question: Who or what are we trusting with our lives and our money? In this message, we dig into why God asks us to trust Him with our finances and how He calls us to respond to Him with generosity.

Managing our money can be tough. The world tells us to make more, spend more, and get more. But God’s financial plan is different—He calls us to give, save, then live off of what’s left over. In this message, we explore some simple steps to help you take control of your finances, find contentment, and start managing your money in a way that honors God.

We all face things in life that are scary and worry us, and many times these fears and worry just never seem to go away. They keep us awake at night. They disrupt our peace and joy, and they leave us making decisions as if the things we fear and worry about have already happened.

There are a lot of things you could do to change your life.  Working out, dieting,  better friendships and better habits.  Nothing will change your life like a relationship with God! In this sermon we will hear amazing stories of life change in the Bible and in the lives of people that call Grace River their church home.

There are commitments we make on the inside that are demonstrated publicly on the outside.  In this teaching, we will uncover the truth behind Baptism and Communion and why both represent a new life that we have found in Christ.

Have you ever heard the statement you can be whoever you want to be?  That isn’t actually true. One of the lies we believe is that we think we have full control over our lives.  The reality is God has a plan and a purpose for each of us.  Learn how you can find that plan by answering three questions.

This is Week 3 of our sermon series "Lies We Believe." Another big lie many of us tell ourselves is that if I follow Jesus, I will not suffer.

Come learn why that’s not the truth and how you can face struggles in life.

Another lie we tell ourselves is that we can never get over our past.  Whether it’s our past grudges, grief, or guilt.  Come learn this weekend how you can start taking major steps to get past your past!