The Grove Church / Dallas, Texas

We all have hidden idols shaping our lives in ways we may not even realize. In this sermon, Pastor Stephen shows how choosing to worship the one true God can bring lasting freedom and fulfillment that nothing else can.

When we think of idols, we probably think about little gold statues, but idols are more than that. The Bible tells us that the human heart is an "idol- factory," taking good things and making them into idols that drive and control us. In this sermon, Pastor Stephen reveals the unvarnished truth about these idols and our own hearts.

As we wrap up the Genesis sermon series, Pastor Allie leads up through the last few chapters of Genesis. What do we do with Genesis? With all its stories of failure, of remorse, of sin? Genesis isn't a story about what happens. It's a story about what always happens. But can God rescue us from these patterns of sin and turn them into patterns of life? Listen to find out. 

As we celebrate The Grove's birthday, we take time to acknowledge God's goodness and faithfulness these last seven years. As we look to the future, Pastor Stephen talks about how we can develop a greater trust in God and become deeply rooted.

When life falls apart, can you still trust God's plan? Discover how Joseph's journey from the pit to prison reveals a powerful truth about finding hope and purpose in the midst of life’s darkest moments.

Join us as we dive into the story of Jacob—a man whose life was marked by betrayal and brokenness—yet found that God can use even our deepest wounds to bring about transformation. What if your greatest struggle could be the very thing that unlocks God’s purpose in your life? Don’t miss this powerful message of hope and restoration.

What if the most difficult test God places in your life isn't meant to take something from you, but to reveal a shocking provision that will change everything? Would you be willing to trust God to the very end?

Occasionally, we run across what Phyllis Trible calls "texts of terror"- texts that as Christians are hard to make sense of, hard to stomach. But that doesn't mean we should avoid them. This story, of two women at the heart of the covenant, makes us ask lots of questions. It also might just help us see our Lord more clearly. Pastor Allie outlines the story of Hagar in Genesis 16.

How do we know we can trust God? In this sermon, Pastor Stephen teaches about God's calling and covenant with Abraham, which is still true and trustworthy today.

We all desire three basic things: security, sovereignty, and identity. This is normal and we are wired for it. But it can turn sinful quickly when we strike out on our own to find it apart from God.