There’s nothing like watching a good movie. You’re caught up in the story, on the edge of your seat. When the screen goes dark and the lights go up, the truth remains: each of us is really smack-dab in the middle of our own story. You are called to be a hero. To find your way out of the audience and into the action. To face down the villains that plague you. To rescue the neighbor in distress. To leave a legacy that’s more than just a shadow riding off into the sunset. You can transform the world.

Hold on to your seats. We’re going to the movies.

There’s nothing like watching a good movie. You’re caught up in the story, on the edge of your seat. When the screen goes dark and the lights go up, the truth remains: each of us is really smack-dab in the middle of our own story. You are called to be a hero. To find your way out of the audience and into the action. To face down the villains that plague you. To rescue the neighbor in distress. To leave a legacy that’s more than just a shadow riding off into the sunset. You can transform the world.

Hold on to your seats. We’re going to the movies.

Turn the other cheek. Don’t judge. Don’t worry. Those are all things that are easier said than done. But guess what? Jesus said them.

We’ve asked our pastors the question, “What is something you wish Jesus never said?” You won’t want to miss their answers, as they share from the heart which of Jesus’ teachings they’ve been wrestling with lately.

This week, Mark Beeson talks about Jesus’ command to go and make disciples of all nations.

Turn the other cheek. Don’t judge. Don’t worry. Those are all things that are easier said than done. But guess what? Jesus said them.

We’ve asked our pastors the question, “What is something you wish Jesus never said?” You won’t want to miss their answers, as they share from the heart which of Jesus’ teachings they’ve been wrestling with lately.

This week, Dr. Bob Laurent talks about some of Jesus’ toughest teachings.

Turn the other cheek. Don’t judge. Don’t worry. Those are all things that are easier said than done. But guess what? Jesus said them.

We’ve asked our pastors the question, “What is something you wish Jesus never said?” You won’t want to miss their answers, as they share from the heart which of Jesus’ teachings they’ve been wrestling with lately.

This week, Ted Bryant talks about some of Jesus’ toughest teachings.

Turn the other cheek. Don’t judge. Don’t worry. Those are all things that are easier said than done. But guess what? Jesus said them.

We’ve asked our pastors the question, “What is something you wish Jesus never said?” You won’t want to miss their answers, as they share from the heart which of Jesus’ teachings they’ve been wrestling with lately.

This week, Jason Miller talks about the cost of following Jesus.

Mother’s Day weekend at GCC featured Baptism at all four services.

Some things are easy to believe. The sun is going to rise again tomorrow. The Cubs will probably lose. Your car is going to decrease in value the moment you drive it off the lot.

Some things are a bit of a stretch. A man who rose from the dead? Who literally took the weight of the entire world on his shoulders? Yeah—sounds more like a fairy tale. Even those who were closest to Jesus doubted him. So what does that mean for us? What should we do with our doubt? Follow it where it leads or stuff it down? This series will follow the trail of doubt to see where it goes.

Some things are easy to believe. The sun is going to rise again tomorrow. The Cubs will probably lose. Your car is going to decrease in value the moment you drive it off the lot.

Some things are a bit of a stretch. A man who rose from the dead? Who literally took the weight of the entire world on his shoulders? Yeah—sounds more like a fairy tale. Even those who were closest to Jesus doubted him. So what does that mean for us? What should we do with our doubt? Follow it where it leads or stuff it down? This series will follow the trail of doubt to see where it goes.

Some things are easy to believe. The sun is going to rise again tomorrow. The Cubs will probably lose. Your car is going to decrease in value the moment you drive it off the lot.

Some things are a bit of a stretch. A man who rose from the dead? Who literally took the weight of the entire world on his shoulders? Yeah—sounds more like a fairy tale. Even those who were closest to Jesus doubted him. So what does that mean for us? What should we do with our doubt? Follow it where it leads or stuff it down? This series will follow the trail of doubt to see where it goes.