In the final message of our series, The Bible Tells Me So, we answer one of the biggest questions people ask about Christianity: Why do Christians interpret the Bible so differently?

We discover that Christians actually agree on far more than most people realize, and that the loudest disagreements are often not the majority. We also look at why many differences come from faithful attempts to understand Scripture, where the line is between biblical Christianity and false teaching, and why the Bible's central message has always pointed to one person: Jesus.

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As we celebrated Father's Day together, we continued our series The Bible Tells Me So by wrestling with a question that every believer eventually faces: How do I trust the Bible when I disagree with it?

The real test of biblical trust isn't what we do with the verses we love. It's what we do with the verses we wish weren't there. This message explores why disagreement doesn't have to weaken our faith, but can actually deepen our devotion to Christ and strengthen our dependence on Him. As we wrestle honestly with Scripture, we're reminded that trusting God means believing His wisdom is greater than our own, even when it's difficult.

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In the third message of our series The Bible Tells Me So, we explore a question many people wrestle with: Why is an ancient book like the Bible still relevant today?

From eyewitness accounts and fulfilled prophecy to the resurrection of Jesus, this message examines the evidence behind Scripture's reliability and challenges us to consider whether the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus are historical facts. If they are, then the Bible is far more than an old religious text. It is God's authoritative Word that speaks directly into our lives today.

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In the second message of our series The Bible Tells Me So, we explore one of the most common objections to Christianity: Isn't the Bible full of contradictions?

From God's wrath and mercy to His sovereignty and our free will, Scripture is filled with truths that can seem difficult to reconcile. This message challenges us to look beyond the surface and discover that these aren't contradictions to dismiss, but tensions that reveal a God who is far bigger, richer, and more beautiful than we often imagine.

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In the first message of our series The Bible Tells Me So, we explore a question many people are asking today: Why is the Bible worth trusting?

You can easily go online and find the historical, archaeological, and scientific evidence that points to the reliability of Scripture. Instead, this message takes a more personal approach, looking at three reasons we can trust the Bible: it has remained undefeated through centuries of scrutiny, every great story points back to the greater biblical story, and it continues to change lives by pointing people to Jesus.

As we read God's Word, the question eventually shifts from "Can I trust the Bible?" to "Can I trust Jesus?" This message invites us to discover for ourselves the truth, power, and life-changing impact of Scripture.

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This Sunday, Jonathan Moore shared a message titled Reordering the Heart: The Divine Sequence of Love. Through Matthew 22 and his personal story of searching, surrender, and encountering God’s grace, we are reminded of the order Jesus calls us to live by: loving God first, and then loving our neighbor as ourselves.

This message challenges us to examine what may be competing for first place in our lives while encouraging us to seek God wholeheartedly and trust Him to restore what’s been out of order.

Join us next Sunday at 9 and 10:30 as we launch a brand new sermon series, The Bible Tells Me So!

In the final message of our sermon series No Other Gospel, we look at one of the central themes of Galatians: freedom. Through Galatians 5, we are reminded that Jesus didn’t set us free to live however we want, but to walk by the Spirit and love others well.

This message challenges us to examine how we may be abusing our freedom while encouraging us to focus less on rule keeping and more on walking in step with God as He produces lasting fruit in our lives.

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In this special Mothers Day message at The Grove Church, we continue week 5 of our series No Other Gospel by looking at one of the most beautiful truths of the gospel: adoption.

Through Galatians 3:26–4:7, we are reminded that in Christ, God does not simply tolerate us but welcomes us into His family as adopted children. This message unpacks the difference between being slaves to sin and adopted children of God, the costly grace of our adoption through Jesus, and the loving relationship we are invited into with our Father.

Join us next week as we continue through the book of Galatians together!

In week 5 of our sermon series No Other Gospel, we are challenged to look at something that might be uncomfortable for many of us, confrontation.

This message unpacks how to approach confrontation with wisdom, patience, and courage by praying first, going face to face, and holding both truth and grace together. Through Paul confronting Peter, we are challenged to allow the gospel to confront us first so we can lovingly confront others for healing, not harm.

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On week 3 of our sermon series No Other Gospel, Pastor Kale Kinchen teaches from Galatians 2, calling us to stand firm in the true gospel of Jesus.

This message unpacks how the gospel creates deep conviction, clarifies our specific calling, and commands a life of compassion, especially toward those in need. Through Paul’s example, we are challenged to live fully anchored in grace, resisting the pressure to add to the gospel while allowing it to transform how we live and love others.

Join us next Sunday as we continue this series.