Gracehouse

As God calls us into relationship with himself we begin to learn about who God really is. As we draw close to God we learn to love the things he loves and our desires become aligned with his. So, what does it look like for us to love the Lord with all of our heart, soul, strength, and mind?

The radical call of the Gospel is often met by opposition in our own hearts. We want to obey the Lord but so often we find things like loving our enemies (or even just people we don't like) so difficult. Jesus however still calls us not to simply find out who our neighbours are and love them...but everywhere we go...to be the neighbour to everyone we meet.

On Sunday pastor Theunis preached his last sermon as a pastor at Gracehouse. In this sermon he shared some of the key lessons that he learnt over the last 4 years of pastoring. Tune in to be stirred about the unshakable goodness of God.

In this message, Ben looks at several passages from the Bible that highlight God’s miracle working power. Jeremiah 32:17 reminds us that nothing is too hard for Him. Ben asks the question, are we available for God to use us?

The leading of the Holy Spirit doesn't always make sense, especially in the natural world, but God is looking for a people devoted and so in love with Him that we will say 'Yes, Lord' to His way, His leading and His voice before we understand it all.

We were really blessed to hear from leadership coach Ben Chong last Sunday, as he spoke on the priority of REST. We were challenged and encouraged by what he had to say and we trust that it will be a blessing to you as well.

When Jesus says come to me all you who are weary and burdened and he will give us rest... What does he mean? Jesus desires to lead us into a life and a way of living that gives rest to our souls. This is a lifelong journey that requires repentance and a willingness to listen to the Holy Spirit.

This being the final sermon in the Church in Transition series we tackle the prophetic call for generational unity. Turning the hearts of the fathers to the children and the hearts of the children to the fathers. We believe this is something that God desires for his church and something he is longing to bring about.

So many of us want God to speak. We desire to hear from Him and for him to give clear direction to our path in life. But God’s people also have a habit of getting restless and impatient. Wanting to do things in their own strength and timing. In the end though we create idols and even if our we are marked by good intentions it’s still not what God desires for his people. So, we must learn to wait upon the Lord for his guidance and direction.

Reconciling the problem of suffering with the existence of God, has been an age-old dilemma for mankind. But in the easter story, God gave us his authoritative and powerful answer. Be filled with hope as you listen to this Easter Sunday sermon, and be encouraged that Christ has conquered the great cause of our suffering.