Grace Presbyterian Church - Sermons

If we look at Christianity, we see a call to high empathy and high conviction. Can this be done? Aren't these opposites? Today we will look at how Christ is both perfectly convicted and perfectly empathetic.

The gospel promises a new age to come where the dead in Christ rise to new life upon a new earth. In this passage, the Apostle Paul answers the questions we have: But how will our bodies be raised? What kind of body will we have? And why is this going...

The Apostle Paul wants Christians to ponder the reality of the resurrection, which is coming to all Christians at the end of the age. For to grasp God’s grace towards us in the age to come changes our lives in the present. We become those who live...

Many wrongly conclude that being a Christian means your life will become easier and without challenges. But according to Jesus’ words in this passage, following after Christ is costly. Thankfully he provides all we need to follow him in faith.

God wants us to look towards heaven with delight as to what God has planned for his people. And it is nothing short of a new heavens and earth in which everything sorrowful and shameful today will be forever gone and God will dwell with his people...

God’s protection and care for us is so much greater and more thorough than we could ever imagine. However, we often miss the peace that is afforded to us by simply not trusting that God is as good as He says He is. Thankfully no matter where we are...

Every human being is a worshipper of something; it will either be God the Creator or something within his creation. Worship flows from gratitude. We will worship that which we believe will make us most gratified. Jesus is the one who changes us to be...

Are you reluctant to receive from God? He invites the reluctant into his presence to bring life and healing.

Every person whether a follower of Christ or not is on a journey. We all are on a road that will either lead to joy or heartache and that road is filled with challenges and surprises.

The gospel begins with personal change... but has an effect that spreads across communities everywhere. Today we will look at what the gospel spreading does for an economic community built on false gods.

When we find ourselves in the midst of a struggle, we can think that God is either unaware or unconcerned, or both. But the writer of Hebrews wants us to see that God uses the trials of our lives to train us up or discipline us. And so, we must come...

Many of us strive for titles that we feel will satisfy our need for achievement, importance and purpose in life. But there is one title that surpasses all the rest, the title “child of God.”

The Christian life of following after Christ and living for his kingdom is like a challenging marathon race. Because of this, we have need of endurance. Thankfully, God gives us what we need to endure – Faith. It is by faith that we endure with hope!

Paul so frequently comes across as an invincible hero but, in the end, he is just like us. He feels the same fear we all do... and has access to the same comfort.

The Christian life is a call to take up one’s cross and follow Jesus, which means we have great need of endurance. Thankfully, the same God who calls us to endure empowers us to endure. And this gives us confidence to press on and follow after Christ.

In times of peril and panic, we truly experience God’s protection, provision, and love when we choose to trust in his goodness, wisdom, and power.

What does it take to have a clear conscience before God? The writer to the Hebrews shows us that God has provided a sure and certain sacrifice that cleanses the consciences of his people – the Lord Jesus Christ.

Jesus’s resurrected body presents us with an amazing truth – his wounds remain visible as scars upon his body. Why do his wounds remain? And what do they say to us?

In today's passage, Jesus rides into Jerusalem as a celebrated hero. Not long after, he will be publically shamed and executed. How does this happen? And what does it say about us and our expectations of God?

Jesus serves us with his much more excellent ministry in the new covenant, and this must transform how we live as God’s children. Instead of picking up the law to earn God’s approval, we are seated with Christ and can rest in his grace. And this...