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Matt gives us how we can love people well. We can do so when we clothe ourselves with: compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience.
At The Grove, we know You Belong Here, and each of us has a role in furthering the kingdom of God. Palmer reminds us that God sees the whole picture in each of our lives, while we only see a piece of life's puzzle. The choices we make, shape the pieces of our lives. What we need to remember is to make Christ the center or our lives.
This week, the message Palmer gives us is one of Peace. We should make peace this Christmas. Peace with ourselves, peace at home, peace with God, and continue to be a peace maker in our daily lives.
Nathan Hughes, our Young Adult Pastor, brings us a new sermon on divine appointments, interruptions, and the joy we can find in the midst of them.
Palmer continues our series to remind us that, if you need hope...You Belong Here. If you know a friend or close relative who feels frightened, left out, or simply down, you'll want to share this message with them. Hope is for EVERYONE!
Palmer starts our series off to remind us of the pieces to the Christmas Story. His talk will go into the 5 W's: who, what, when, where, and why.
Serve The World month has a speaker coming from Malawi, his name is Blessings Chibambo, and he is the Live Love Malawi Director. Hear his message on how it is because of His authority that we are to go and teach all nations, Christ's authority gives us maximum confidence that our efforts will not be in vain, and His authority is the basis for going and making disciples.
This service is on facing the impossible, but with Christ we can do it! Palmer reminds us that God lifts us up in the most challenging circumstances.
Please tune in as we look at the idea of cleansing our lives of cultural toxins. As Christians we are to be Holy, (set apart)
And often times that means being different from the standards of our society—and that can be hard!
This week we begin our new series "Do Something". Pastor Palmer discusses how the world is a broken place and how we can use our lives to change it. Do something that matters, something that is innovative, something that you love, and to start now.
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