Pastor Mike Dahl continues in the Deuteronomy with a section instructing the people on how they should relate to proper and improper authority after they enter into the land.

Pastor Jordan Bradley continues through Deuteronomy with a section which highlights the holy (uncommon, not ordinary, different) nature of God, and thus for His people to be like God, we must then be different from what is normal in the world.

Many of history's greatest speeches begin by looking back. Lincoln's "Gettysburg Address". MLK Jr's "I Have a Dream". As we continue through Deuteronomy, we look at places where Moses reminds the people of Israel where they have been and what has happened before they set out to go into the land that their fathers failed to enter.

Pastor Mike Dahl continues our series in Deuteronomy where before the children of Israel go into the land, they are reminded of God's immense love, his covenant faithfulness, and of their need to remain faithful.

Dr. Todd Miles continues our series in Deuteronomy, where in chapter 6 we encounter the famous 'shema': "Hear, O Israel: The LORD our God, The LORD is One...."

As Dr. Todd Miles continues through the book of Deuteronomy and we reflect on the first three of the Ten Commandments and the scene of God speaking to the people from the midst of fire and clouds from the mountain, we celebrate the jealous love of God, his incomparable nature, and his generous invitation to have a unique people who represent Him to the world.

Pastor Mike Dahl begins a new series through the book of Deuteronomy.

Pastor Mike Dahl concludes our series on the distinctives of GBC with a message on church membership.

Dr. Todd Miles continues a series in which we look at the distinctives of GBC. This week focus on the sacrament of communion, or "the Lord's Supper", remembering the arrival of a new covenant, inaugurated during a Passover meal, on the night before the body and blood of "our Passover lamb" was broken and poured out..

Dr. Todd Miles continues a series looking at the distinctives of GBC. This week we consider baptism.