Grace Presbyterian Church - Sermons

Every human being is continually seeking and searching, but for what? The book of Job, the longest wisdom book of the Scriptures, at its very center focuses upon the most fundamental search of all, “But where shall wisdom be found? And where is the...

There is sometimes confusion about what is most important in life, but here at the beginning of Ephesians Paul wants us to know that the Christian gospel is what is most important, and that therefore this “better story” should be the foundation of...

God has brought his people to himself at his mountain. He will meet with them really soon, but his people are not prepared to meet with God. Thankfully, the LORD will prepare them and come down in glory and grace.

We often want simple rules to follow so we can feel like we've taken care of things ourselves; so we can feel like God needs to relate to us on our terms. But God demands humility and obedience, and will produce these in us Himself.

We tend to think that Christmas is about us becoming better givers, but when we study the birth story of Jesus we realize that Christmas is about us becoming better receivers of God’s gifts.

God demonstrates to his people an important lesson to be learned: In the battles of life, when his people call upon him, God answers prayer.

God has made us all to be thirsty – physically and spiritually. Problem is, out we can seek to satisfy our spiritual thirsts everywhere but in our Creator. In this story we are shown that if we can trust God with our physical thirsts, we can surely...

What does it mean to trust God? What does it look like? And why does it matter? We unpack the essential elements of trusting God the Father as our Father, and why our Christian service depends on the depth of our trust in God our Father.

We tend to forget, a lot. God’s deliverance of his people in the Exodus was an event that the nation quickly forgot. But throughout time the LORD continually reminds his people of his glorious deliverance of his people out of Egypt through the Red...

When the Bible speaks of our hearts it does not mean our emotions, but rather the inner person where one reasons and thinks and decides. And the problem we share as humans is that, by nature, our hearts are hard toward God and his ways. The many...

When your world is rocked with hardship and uncertainty, the tendency is to doubt God’s presence and care, and wrap yourself up in an inward spiral of doubt and self-pity. In the opening passage of Exodus chapter 6 helps us to trust God during our...

The people of God can mistakenly think that faith plus obedience equals easy street, but in chapter 5 of Exodus we see the opposite. Faith and obedience are followed by suffering. And so, because obedience often leads to hardship, we must entrust our...

God wants his people to remember him both by his name and what he has done on their behalf.

This passage is about the spiritual authority that Nathan plays in the life of King David. As a prophet, he was able to confront and speak to David in response to his crime against Bathsheba. It speaks of our need to have people who can speak into our...

In Exodus chapter 3 Moses has a life-changing encounter with God. The holy, pure, good and powerful God of glory came to meet with him and Moses became a new man

Life is full of detours! So how do you respond when you find yourself off the path you thought you should be on? As Moses’ 40-year detour show us, God uses detours in our lives to prepare us for greater service.

How are we to respond to seemingly endless trials? Where is God in the midst of our hardship? The opening words of the Book of Exodus help us to see that God is at work in all our circumstances and therefore we are enabled to persevere with hope.