Grace Presbyterian Church - Sermons

God has made us creatures that desire, and those desires are meant to lead us to Him.

To come into a relationship with Christ also means that we come into a new community – the body of Christ, the church. It is a community that depends upon each other in order to live out its God-given purpose.

In this servant song we see that Jesus is the Light of the world who gathers people out of darkness and into the light of his life.

Paul helps us see how the gospel changes relationships within the family and at work.

Reverend David Plant shows us how in this passage the resurrection is historical, personal and transformative.

In this all important passage for husbands and wives Paul shows us that marriage is so good, marriage is so hard, and marriage is so worth dying for.

Change is hard; especially when YOU are the one who needs to change. We are reluctant to change and powerless to change, but thankfully God doesn’t just call us to change, he provides all we need for change.

God relentlessly spreads the gospel and uses it to tear down our other allegiances. This sometimes creates conflict as our very lives are changed, as we see in Acts 19 when Paul’s missionary work resulted in a riot in Ephesus.

We live in a world where ‘imitation’ has a negative connotation. But in this passage Paul encourages Christians to imitate God, since we are his beloved children. Paul applies this calling to an important area of our lives, our sexuality.

The new life in Christ that Paul is teaching about is meant to work its way into our Christian community – the church. In this passage Paul addresses some keys to grace-centered community.

Christians are exhorted to no longer live as they used to live before faith in Christ. How is the Christian to accomplish this, as indwelling sin is so pernicious? Paul shows us how the gospel motivates us to take off the old self and put on the new...

Many people today have become comfortable with Easter. But the gospel accounts of the resurrection don’t leave any room for comfort. When people encounter the resurrected Christ the first reaction is terror. It is only after Christ opens the minds of...

We all enjoyed playing hiding games from the time when we were children. But when it comes to our sin, there is only one safe place to hide.

How can we be a people who maintain joy in the midst of sorrow?

Our tendency as Christians is to go it alone or to connect only with Christians that are easy to get along with, and the result is division and spiritual immaturity. But Paul teaches us that we have a hopeful calling that we share as one body, and...

The gospel unites all believers despite our differences. Our heads affirm this, but our hearts need transformation. Thankfully, as Paul’s prayer teaches us, God is superabundantly able to renovate our hearts in the power and love of Christ.

The grace of God powerfully enables Christians to be champions of the gospel. A Christian is someone who has been ‘good newsed’ by the God’s grace so that we would be ‘good newsers’ of towards others in need of the gospel.

The grace of God powerfully enables Christians to be champions of the gospel. A Christian is someone who has been ‘good newsed’ by the God’s grace so that we would be ‘good newsers’ of towards others in need of the gospel.

We tend to be exclusive and to only care for the spiritual needs of those we find interesting. We are “some people” people, but God is an “all people” God. Because God desires salvation for all, we are to pray for all people and labor in the spread of...

In this passage Paul builds upon the reality of the gospel to make a new humanity – the church. Paul gives us 3 images to ponder and inform our understanding of who we are as God’s people: citizens of the kingdom of heaven, members of God’s family...