Easter is a celebration of Jesus coming back to life! But that's not all it is. Easter is also a day to be invited back to the abundant life God has for us.

How do we sustain a Life On Mission? This week, Taylor attempts to answer this question by turning our minds to eternity as the fuel for a Lifetime On Mission.

How do we live a life on mission in a country so divided between the left and the right? Thankfully, in a nation so polarized, Jesus offers us another place to fix our eyes and set our hearts: the Kingdom.

This week, we consider how we can live life on mission in our city. We serve our city by avoiding separation and rejecting our own sin. All while asking the Spirit to unlock our redemptive imagination.

As we continue the mission of God series we ask the question: "How do I love my neighbor?"

God has a mission. His mission is constantly developing and moving in the world around us and it begins with you and your family.

The Church exists for both worship and mission. The heart of God is to seek and to save the lost, comparing His ministry to fishing. It is vital that we see ourselves as fishers of men who are set on seeing the lost come to know Christ.

How does God define the relationship between you and the local church? Don't miss this week to hear what's going on around here at GSC!

As we close our series on communion, we consider how to consistently stir up our satisfaction in Christ.

Communion is not just meant for personal reflection but also to help build us into a people. People who are united through humility and compelled into self-giving love.