How we let god’s grace be more than enough.

Using God’s secret weapon of praise to experience victory in your life. 

“Gratefulness isn’t hard. It’s forgetting to be grateful that makes life hard.”  —Ann Voskamp

Like the brave marines who courageously planted our flag and shifted the momentum of battle towards victory, God wants us to plant a defiant response of praise and thanksgiving in the middle of the difficult circumstances of our world.

How to let god’s grace break in and bring unity and healing in times of conflict and division.

This week we want to see how it is that God has offered us a way to unity.  His good, pleasing and perfect will has much to do with surrendering to God through service towards others.

Though we have learned the importance about having right beliefs, values, and a right heart, the Bible teaches that is not enough. The third option includes taking action to make a difference. We aren’t called just to be good people; we are called to be transformational people.

God’s Word teaches us that there is hope even for our racially, politically, denominationally divided world. That hope is in the gospel of Jesus Christ.

We are in a series focused on learning how to overcome walls of hurt and division. Jesus came to tear down walls of hostility and use His people to be peacemakers-unifiers in a world of dividers, de-escalators in a world of agitators.

One of the most beautiful things God does through grace is to bring the gift of reconciliation.