Grace Presbyterian Church - Sermons

As we continue our series in Acts, we are going to look at Paul's famous sermon in Athens. What can we learn from this masterclass in apologetics?

Our lives are often filled with trials that toss us around, but in Christ Jesus we safe and secure anchor for our souls. And this changes everything for those who take refuge in him.

This passage give a warning to everyone - it's time to grow up spiritually, for there is much at stake.

As we continue our series in Acts, we are going to look at the way that the gospel disrupts the status-quo. The gospel is good... and it is dangerous.

In order to stand in God’s presence with confidence, we need a powerful and merciful intermediary. Thankfully, God has given us his son, the Great High Priest, who calls us to draw near to his throne of Grace.

Life is full of restlessness. Thankfully, God desires true rest for his people, and he gives us his supreme rest in Jesus Christ, his son.

Life is hard and people are hurtful. But God enables those who pursue him to transform “weeping into blessing” by conveying his mercy and grace in practical, hands-on ways that bring peace and healing.

The writer to the Hebrews helps us to lift our eyes to Christ that we may see that he is our divine, brother-king who has won a great victory for the children of God.

The gospel is so good that it is hard to believe. We frequently want to qualify it or we find ourselves doubting its basic message. We want to add things to it; surely God doesn't just accept and love me? Surely there is more to be done. In...

One of the biggest problems Christian have is not that we don’t know Christ or haven’t trusted in him, it is that we tend to drift. In the opening verses of the Letter to the Hebrews, the writer helps lift our eyes to Christ in heaven and see him as...

We all serve something; either God or a god-like substitute. God, in love and grace, calls us to put away our idols and serve him.

What we wait for and how we wait says a lot concerning our heart’s desires. Luke presents us with a wonderful story of a man named Simeon who models for us how to wait with hope.

How we respond to the birth of Jesus makes all the difference in the world. In this story of the magi traveling to worship Jesus, we witness four different ways to respond to Jesus’s birth.

The story of Jesus’s incarnation in John chapter 1 tells us many amazing things, and it all hinges upon the Word taking on human flesh and dwelling with us. May we have eyes of faith to behold his glory.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus makes an amazing statement about the church. The Church of Christ is a city on a hill that is the light of the world. How can this be? And what does this look like?

Thankfulness in our lives says a lot about how well we are living out the gospel in our daily lives. Because of who God is for his people, the church, living with thanksgiving is our way of life.

Throughout scripture, and especially in Isaiah 27, God calls his people his vineyard. With great love and care God is the keeper and pruner and restorer of his vineyard, the Church.

As we continue our series in Acts, we are going to look at three characters: Peter, James, and Herod Agrippa I. By looking at these three, we will see another picture of how the Kingdom of God operates... and it isn't how we might think.

What comes to mind when you think of being called to be a disciple of Jesus? Some think that the term disciple is only in reference to those who are serious about their faith or who are truly devoted to Jesus. But if you have placed your faith in...