Grace Presbyterian Church - Sermons

The Christian life is marked by perseverance because as we all know life is full of opposition, challenge and unforeseen circumstances. The Lord offers real strength for our journey that we can call and rely upon daily. This passage teaches us how...

Isaiah ends his book on the topic of worship. You don’t need to be religious to worship, for everyone worships. Intrinsically, all people worship something or someone. And since we become like what we worship, for our health or for our harm, God cares...

Part of the human condition, though we fight to resist it, is that we are hopeless unless God intervenes in our lives. We don’t just need a little bit of good luck; we need a massive intervention from God. In this section of Isaiah, God shows just how...

Often, when we read Old Testament narratives, the temptation is to imagine that we are too far removed from the characters to relate to them. However, wisdom dictates that we are not so different after all. In fact, by reflecting on their history, we...

While a just God must judge all evil in the world, His judgments stem from an unfathomable love for His people, aimed at restoring us from the sins we fail to recognize.

In our lucid moments as Christians, we admit that there is a wide chasm between the abiding life Christ calls us to live and how we tend to live. We say we want God in our lives, but we don’t want too much of God in our lives. Isaiah prays that the...

We spend a lot of time focused on the external; we build resumes, exercise, eat well, try to dress well, and on and on. Christ comes to us today focused on one thing: our hearts.

Many people reject God being angry. “God is love,” they insist. Isaiah shows us that yes, God is love, but he is more than just that. In fact, because God loves so well, he must and will judge this world.

Contrary to popular opinion, God is a happy, joyful God. And by his gospel and through Jesus Christ God is spreading his joy to the world.

Guilt and shame are powerful messages that shape how we live our lives whether we’re conscious of it or not. These messages can often be crushing and can prevent us from living a life of joy and freedom. But where can we find the true cure for all our...

In a world where many often feel alone and left to our own devices, the gospel promises us that we have a loving Father who is ever present, completely committed, and always guiding us through the hardships in life.

God’s revival includes the complete renewal and renovation of the entire universe. In this passage, Isaiah presents the before picture of the world as it is now, and the after picture of the world as God will remake it. God desires that his people...

God’s plan for this world is nothing short of world-wide revival and eternal perfection. In this passage in Isaiah, we see that the church is to be like a model home which displays what God’s future world will be like. And so, we must repent of any...

God is passionate about bringing revival to this earth and to his people. And his people are in great need of revival. In this section of Isaiah, the LORD reveals how are hearts are to be prepared for revival. Revival comes to those with contrite...

In this passage Paul captures the imagination of his readers by showing them what it means to have the mind of Christ—the sovereign God who took on flesh as the humble servant. The suffering God who plunged to the depths of sorrow and death to seek...

God has made everything to be wonderful for his people, so that our proper response is to live a life of joyous wonder and praise. And yet, our hearts and minds can become numb to the gospel. Thankfully, God know this and encourages us through the...

Spiritual blindness keeps you from seeing the reality of Jesus making a difference in your life. Spending time with scripture is the cure to spiritual blindness. Sundays spent in corporate worship accelerates spiritual growth.

It’s amazing! Roughly 700 years before Christ, Isaiah writes of him. In this famous passage Isaiah foretells of Easter. He shows us the life and death and resurrection of God’s servant, our savior.

The question "Who is Jesus?" elicits a spectrum of responses, from teacher to miracle worker, from Son of God to sacrificial Savior. Yet, amidst these diverse responses, His kingship is often overlooked or misunderstood. In this passage, we...

Christians often live on a treadmill of good works. It causes us to believe that if we had a quiet time in the morning, that God would be more willing to answer our prayer. Thankfully, Paul shows us a different life – the Therefore Life in God’s...