Americans love to talk about freedom. We even have a holiday to

We know the New Testament epistles by the name of the people or places to which they were sent. However, the letters themselves made the rounds through all the churches, carried by messengers who taught the believers.  Over the next three Sundays we’re going to engage with three Pauline letters: Philippians, Galatians, and Philemon. We begin with the letter to the Philippians.

WL Grace celebrates 80 years of ministry this year! Join us as we glance back at what God has done and peek forward to future possibilities.

Way, Truth, Life 

Christ’s “I am” statements culminate in this all-encompassing claim: “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” Join us as we unpack the inclusive exclusivity of this claim.

All of Jesus’ “I am” statements have to do with life. We can’t thrive without light, water, or bread. Sheep can’t survive without the shepherd. In this week’s passage, Jesus says it directly: “I am the resurrection and the life.” Join us as we unpack this hope-filled statement. 

Sheep, Shepherd, Wolves, and Thieves 

“The Lord is my shepherd . . . " begins the most familiar psalm (Psalm 23). In John 10, Jesus picks up on this theme by claiming, “I am the Good Shepherd.”  What did Jesus mean by that? How does this impact my life today? Join us as we continue in our sermon series, “I Am.”  

At the beginning of John chapter six a huge crowd was following Jesus around. By the end of the chapter, almost all these followers had deserted Him. What did Jesus say to offend so many? Join us

It is hard to capture in words the infinite greatness of who Jesus

Who, Me?

Yes, you!  Everyone in the church is called to be a part of equipping and sending leaders into our world.  We'll look at how our whole church family can be a part of launching leaders into ministry in homes, in the marketplace, and in churches.

Put on Your Spurs - Cowboys are loners who spur their horses on to run faster. Christians thrive in community where we spur each other on to love and good deeds. But what does that actually look like in practice? Hear what Tim Boucher, our Discipleship Pastor, leads us in thinking through the second part of our mission: Follow Jesus Together.