Continuing in Ephesians chapter 1, Pastor Jay focuses on Paul's prayer for the church in Ephesus and that they would know Him better, know the hope He has called us to and know His power for us.

This Sunday, Pastor Jay reminds us that the Lord is working out His will in us so that we may share the praise in HIS glory!

Beginning with chapter 1 in our series on the book of Ephesians, Pastor Jay looks to help us understand who we are IN HIM.

Have you ever just sat down and read a book of the bible as if it was written to you? This Sunday, Pastor Jay starts a new series in the book of Ephesians and as a first installment of the series, he felt led to read the book as if it was written to us.  Take a moment to listen to the book and you will find that God has something for you!

This Sunday was a busy day!  First we had John Rusk, former Grace Church Pastor and now missionary to South Africa, come visit and share a word.
Then Bradley Hebden, our Youth Ministries Director, discussed passages that we are all familiar with but shares a perspective that is well worth a listen.

Sabbatical announcement for Pastor Jay and Heather Bean.

In this episode Pastor Jay continues his series on Renew by discussing the purpose and meaning of "rest" from a biblical point of view.

This Sunday we had an opportunity to hear from Jacob Bean, Pastor Jay & Heather's son, and missionary to Albania, as well as hear about an exciting trip coming up early this spring.
As we continue our series on Rebuild, Restore, Renew, Pastor Jay shifts our focus to renew as he discusses the sabbath as Moses received it in Exodus and how this commandment still applies in our life today.
To follow along in the notes, please visit grace417.com.

In part 2 of our sermon series Pastor Jay spends some time discussing what the sabbath day means biblically and shares with us God's heart on how He seeks to rebuild, restore, and renew us through it.

Pastor Jay is kicking off a new sermon series for 2019 called "Rebuild, Restore, Renew." In part 1, "Rhythms," he reminds us that in this new year, there are things that God WANTS to rebuild, restore, or renew in our lives...and that we must always remember not only what God has done, but what He can and will do.