Grace Church Weekend Messages

As we continue our journey through the Enneagram, this week we look at the helpful, selfless, generous Twos.

This week we take a look at what it means to be an Enneagram Type One and how their tendencies reflect Jesus!

Over the course of the next 10 weeks we will look at the life of Jesus and of various Bible characters to get to know our true selves better.

Living generously is about so much more than just finances!

In Chapter 15 of 1 Corinthians, Paul gives us the five most important words we’ll ever hear, “Christ died for our sins.”

The Bible describes the Church as a body and this week we dive into how to make this body as strong as possible.

Regardless of how you view yourself, you are a leader. This week we learn how to lead well no matter who you are leading.

The people of Corinth struggled with self-sabotage just like we do today, but how do we overcome it?

In chapter 9 of 1 Corinthians, Paul gives his 5 steps to success.

We were created for each other ... created for connection. But how do we get the right kind of connection?

This week we dive into chapters 5 and 6 of 1 Corinthians and talk about sex, lawsuits and self-centeredness.

Every day when we wake up, we can choose to serve well or serve poorly. This sermon teaches how we can be a servant leader every day.

You can know every line of the entire Bible, but it’s what you do with that knowledge that really matters.

The people of Corinth could not separate themselves from the worldly, pagan ways of their culture: their wrong-living isn’t too different from our world today. In this letter, Paul strives to replace their chaos with belief and their turmoil with trust in God’s plan for their lives. Join us as this story unfolds through our Summer series – Getting it Together.

The proof of your recovery is when you recycle your pain to help others and stop focusing on yourself.

Relapse is a part of every Christian’s life – whether it’s with overworking, overeating, drinking, etc. This message teaches us how to break the relapse cycle.

Step 6 of the road to recovery is all about repairing even the most broken relationships.

Step 5 of the road to recovery is to voluntarily submit to every change God wants to make in me.

Step 4 is all about getting rid of the guilt and gaining a clear conscience- living a guilt-free life.