When it's time to sacrifice, remember who's your neighbor. Visit us online at www.graceforsiouxfalls.org.

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The message matters, and so does the way we answer. “Faith Comes From Hearing" is the seventh sermon in a series on Romans 9-11 titled The Tree of Life: Grace and Mystery. Visit us online at www.graceforsiouxfalls.org.

Both the moralists and the mystics have missed one thing: salvation is closer than you think. “Closer Than You Think" is the sixth sermon in a series on Romans 9-11 titled The Tree of Life: Grace and Mystery. Visit us online at www.graceforsiouxfalls.org.

The psalms are a comfort to sleepless souls, not just for what they reveal about us, but for the hope they point to in Christ. “Building Up The City" is a reflection on God's work in us and in the church, for Grace's tenth anniversary. Visit us online at www.graceforsiouxfalls.org.

It's not Jesus who's tripping you up; it's your trust in your own works. “A Rock of Offense" is the fifth sermon in a series on Romans 9-11 titled The Tree of Life: Grace and Mystery. Visit us online at www.graceforsiouxfalls.org.

You have questions for God? Great. He has questions for you, too. “Does God Have A Lot To Answer For?" is the fourth sermon in a series on Romans 9-11 titled The Tree of Life: Grace and Mystery. Visit us online at www.graceforsiouxfalls.org.

The more you know about God's saving power, the more you praise him. “May All the Peoples Praise You" is a sermon by Brennan McCafferty, who will be ordained and installed as an assistant pastor at Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church next month, and is preparing for a mission to Cambodia. Visit us online at www.graceforsiouxfalls.org.

You're asking about justice, but God is offering mercy. “A Generous Mercy" is the third sermon in a series on Romans 9-11 titled The Tree of Life: Grace and Mystery. Visit us online at www.graceforsiouxfalls.org.

From the beginning, election was about grace, not physical descent or merit. “Children of the Promise" is the second sermon in a series on Romans 9-11 titled The Tree of Life: Grace and Mystery. Visit us online at www.graceforsiouxfalls.org.