God loves us. The only answer to all the mercy, grace and blessings we receive must be love! God has always loved us, from before when there was time. Acknowledging that love means we have accepted Jesus Christ into our lives as Lord and Savior.

God desires us to reach out. Our relationship to God is found in Jesus Christ. When you feel alone, afraid, think you've lost your way; His light is a lamp unto your path. The light of Christ shines in the darkest places in our lives.

Miracles, signs and wonders are gifts from God. Sometimes it's tough to see miracles in our midst. The Bible is replete with accounts of miracles. We still see them today. God continues to work through and among us.

Today we confirm the faith journey of our confirmation class. Their journey this year began in September, but their faith journey has been a lifelong process of learning and discerning. Thank you to everyone who has helped raise up young Christians at Grace.

How do you share your creative gifts with the world? God has gifted all followers. Discovering those gifts is how we continue to grow in our discipleship of Jesus Christ. Let the Spirit of God work richly in your life.

Happy Easter! Come and Celebrate the Resurrection of our Lord. He is Risen, He is Risen Indeed! Our lives are forever changed by the work of God in the Savior Jesus Christ. Living a life of abundance, full of grace and mercy, is every Christian's calling.

1980 years ago a Jewish Rabbi was crucified by the Romans, on a hill outside of Jerusalem. Deemed no better than the two criminals that hung next to Him, Jesus of Nazareth spent six hours nailed to a cross before breathing His last breath.

Jesus chose to go to Jerusalem facing certain death and much suffering. As He rode into Jerusalem, the crowds cheered and celebrated His arrival. The disciples assumed they were going to see the King of Kings take his throne.

Does the Word of God reign in your life? Or is it just part of the noise? The Word of God should reign supreme in our lives, above all other distractions and commitments. It's time to let go of the things that have been holding us back and move forward.

Do we consume religion? If so, then when our tastes change, so does our faith. God wants a consumerless church. We are called to be disciples, not customers. A customer is someone who purchases goods or services. A Christian is a follower of Jesus Christ.