Grace Church Of Bainbridge

Supernatural Community is a togetherness and commitment we experience that transcends all natural bonds— because of our mutual love and commitment to Jesus!

Supernatural Community is a togetherness and commitment we experience that transcends all natural bonds— because of our mutual love and commitment to Jesus!

How do we respond to a culture which is becoming increasingly hostile toward Christianity? We can learn a lot from the life of Daniel.

How do we respond to a culture which is becoming increasingly hostile toward Christianity? We can learn a lot from the life of Daniel.

How do we respond to a culture which is becoming increasingly hostile toward Christianity? We can learn a lot from the book of Daniel.

How do we respond to a culture which is becoming increasingly hostile toward Christianity? We can learn a lot from the life of Daniel.

God desires to align His church with a common purpose—making disciples.

How do we respond to a culture which is becoming increasingly hostile toward Christianity? We can learn a lot from the life of Daniel.

God loves obedience. Not talk, not good intentions, but obedience.

When we live for the purpose for which God created us we have a passion to love people in radical ways.

Run the race. Don't grow weary. Don't give up.

Living a life of purpose starts with a growing personal knowledge of Jesus and small steps of obedience.

Abortion is an affront to God. Abortion is not a matter of politics. It's a matter of life and death. As a church, we are called to respond.

The connections between Love, Trust, & Obedience matter more for your life than you might realize!

We can either choose to boast in the little-bitty stories of us or make much of the cross.

Spirit-led believers will live lives of love in practical ways.

Christians who stay connected to the Holy Spirit can conquer the desires of the flesh and live countercultural lives.

Freedom never means the right to do as you please; freedom is the power to obey the Holy Spirt and live a life of love.

Paul uses an allegorical argument from the life of Abraham to show that justification is by grace alone through faith alone.

No Turning Back—The Galatians were determined to return to a life that seemed safer and more regulated, but it was returning to a life of slavey.