The Grace Church

Jesus told Martha that he was the resurrection and the life. But this statement wasn't just for her to know about him, it was for us as well. Join us as guest speaker Joel Perez unpacks this moment, and what it means for Jesus to be the resurrection and the life in our lives.

Jesus claimed to be our "Good Shepherd." But what did he mean when he said this? And how does what this tells us about the nature of God apply to our lives?

In John 10, Jesus says that he is the gate. In this week's message we find out what this means about the character of Jesus, and what it looks like when he is the gate of our lives.

In the I Am Series, we learn about Jesus by looking at what he said about himself. This week we look at his statement of being the light of the world, and what that means about his character, his nature, and what that means for us.

In our message series we break down the I Am statements made by Jesus, in part one we talked about Jesus' claim to be the bread of life and the implications it has for each of us.

Guest Speaker Will Kitchen teaches us how to live life with Jesus as our Lord rather than just our leader.

As we journey in our walk with God, we sometimes lose steam. In this message, Joey Afflitto calls us back to rekindle our fire and zeal. He teaches us that no matter how long it has been, we can live out our love for God, as if it was the first time we encountered him.

Often times we are conflicted. We believe and trust God, but still doubt. But just like the father who encountered Jesus, when we surrender our doubt to Christ, and say "Lord I believe, but help my unbelief." He gives us a faith that can move mountains.

In life we often thing that the end is just that...the end. We think that once we get where we're going, we have arrived. But in this week's message we learn that God takes us from glory to glory, and that ultimately we are on a continuous journey in our faith.

In our first installment of Weekly Message Rewind we look back at the power the Holy Spirit grants us: Through the Holy Spirit we have access to a power greater than ourselves, and all it takes for us to use that power, is to lean into it.