We seek the Love and Truth of God revealed in the person Jesus Christ described by the Spirit through the Bible, and as a result strive to become more like Him.
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Church
Join us on Sunday at 9:30am to worship God through song, prayer, scripture reading, the preaching of His word and fellowship.
KIDS
Give your primary-aged kids the opportunity to experience the love and truth of God in a fun and interactive lesson geared towards their level of understanding.
YOUTH
Are you in high school? Come join us at Grace Community Youth where our focus is to show you the love and truth of God through His word, while providing a fun and relaxed place for you to hang out with your friends.
HOME GROUPS
Join one of our home groups where we gather to explore the depths of God’s Word while developing meaningful relationships.
Sermons
God still speaks today – through His perfectly sufficient written Word. What God says satisfies our intellectual hunger, and what He says shows the Beauty of His love for His people. Truth and Beauty come together in one place: God in His Word.
Outline:
The enemy of God’s people always tries to undermine trust in God. (9-13)
The right way to overcome fear and the temptations of the enemy is to take it to God. (14-15)
The way of faith and the prayer of faith first and foremost sees God for who He truly is. (16)
The prayer of faith is most concerned with the glory of God. (17-20)
Jesus is the king who lived, died and rose again for the glory of God, and he intercedes for us that we might glorify God and one day be with Him in glory.
Home group questions:
Sennacherib attacked the trustworthiness of God, His power and His Word by pointing to history and worldly realities. What are some modern versions of this, and what are some ways the world attacks God’s Word to suggest that He is unreliable, weak or not enough? What are some ways we, individually and as a church, might give in to those lies?
Hezekiah doesn’t tear his garment, put on sackcloth or send to Isaiah to pray this time. What does this teach us about the completeness of God’s forgiveness following repentance? How should his confidence in going to the Lord in prayer encourage us?
Hezekiah begins his prayer by focusing on who God is rather than immediately focusing on his problem (v.16). Why is it important to reorient our thinking towards God’s character before bringing our requests? Which of those aspects of God, His covenant faithfulness, His command of heaven’s armies, His presence with His people, His sovereignty over all nations, or His ownership of all creation, do you most need to remember right now?
Hezekiah’s prayer wasn’t only, “Save us”; it was, “Save us so that the world will know that you alone are Lord.” How does this shift in focus, from self-preservation to God’s glory, change the way we pray about our own struggles and the way we pray for the church?
Read John 17:20–26. How does Jesus’ prayer encourage you today, especially knowing that “he is able to save to the uttermost those who draw near to God through him, since he always lives to make intercession for them” (Hebrews 7:25)?
Serve and Give
At Grace Community we believe that serving and giving is a privilege offered to followers of Jesus as a way to worship God and build up one another.
Our Blog
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Who Can Please God
The person who pleases God most is the person whom God pleases most.
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Don’t Look A Gift Horse In The Mouth
His two pierced hands offer us one free gift of salvation: faith and repentance.
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I Am A Worm And Not A Man
Sin introduces decay and death. Jesus, the Perfect Man traded places with us sinners.
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The Answer Is Blowing In The Wind
What lies hidden in our hearts is exposed when the winds of providence blow.
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OMG – Oh My God!
Jesus' God and Father has become our God and our Father.
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Who Prays For You In Times Of Trouble
Jesus prays for us in our troubles asking the Helper to be with us all the time.
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To Be With God Is To Be In Your Element
When are you in your element? The human soul is at home in God.
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Who Cares
God has never lived a carefree life. Love cares. God is love. He cares for you.
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The Small God Of Only Special Moments
God is always there, not just when we 'feel' it.
The church is called to be the body of Jesus here on earth where we love one another and use our Spirit-given gifts to build each other up. Praise God that is exactly what you will find at Grace Community. God has built this church into a loving family and for that I am entirely grateful.
ISAAC MORAN
Pastor