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"What does a person look like who has truly met God? He walks with a limp." This message will challenge believers to do a spiritual check-up, assessing how God has changed our lives.

The Gospel is a light in the darkness. Satan is a great deciever, but your own heart is capable of concealing the light. We need to shine the love of Christ like a light in the darkness by making Him clearly known to the world, and clearly seen as the one who transformed our lives.

The most precious thing we have in our lives is truth. From the time we are born until the time we die there is an enemy assaulting truth. We find the truth that will set us free in Christ alone.

1 John 4:1-3 John warns us to be on guard against false teachings. Antichrists don't want us to stand for Jesus and they will use deception, threats, and temptationsto lead you away. Are you grounding yourself so you are able to identify what is from the Spirit of God and what is from Satan?

Will you approach Jesus with a humble, worshipful spirit, or in your pride with ulterior motives?

1. Listening’s Primary Hindrance (vs. 20-21) 2. Listening Results in Action (vs. 22-25) 3. Listening Prevents Deception (vs. 26-27)

Humility means being content when change is impossible.

Every year about this time, the Grace United youth and young adults serve in corporate worship, to include the preaching. This year, Aidan and Liam tag teamed to deliver a powerful 2 part message concerning what worship is from their perspective. In this day and age there seems to be a premium placed on "nones". However, there are still some youth who hold fast to the truth. What are Aidan's and Liam's take on worship? Tune in to find out. You just might be surprised. My prayer as their pastor is that you would be challenged by these young men, teenagers, regarding the worship of the King.

Luke was a Gentile. He was not an apostle. His gospel, along with the book of Acts are the only 2 writings in all of the written word of God which were written by a non-Jew. Given these facts, who was Luke? How did his writings about the Jewish Messiah, "make the cut" to be included as part of inspired Scripture, on the same level as the other 64 writings that make up the Bible? Come with the Grace United crew as we get oriented for our study through the Gospel of Luke.

It's been said that we are products of our environment. Some kids grow up with well connected parents and have great advantage in society. Others not so much. But whether we grew up with a mom and a dad, or single parent, or even as an orphan, our homelife has made a huge impact on how we live our lives today. The same is true with Esau and Jacob. Though raised in the same home, these twin boys could not be any more different. Come with the Grace United Crew as we talk about how Esau and Jacob grew up, painting the dark backdrop to highlight the faithfulness of God in fulfilling his promises.

The husband and wife Christian music team "Out of the Grey" gave the church a challenge: walk in the bright light of God's truth. There are spiritual absolutes. But this means that Christians will, as a matter of course face opposition. Tragically, this sometimes means sons and daughters of God will retreat to "the grey". How can Christians maintain a "light-filled" life? Come with the Grace United crew as we explore the ways the Lord is calling us to forsake the "grey."

No doubt we have read Jesus' words, "faithful in little, faithful in much." Paul's enemies did their level best to convince the Christians in Corinth that Paul was not faithful in the "little things" and therefore could not be trusted in the big things--like giving them the gospel. A big question: did the false teachers succeed in convincing the Corinthians that Paul was unfaithful? How did Paul handle this charge against him? And what does this mean for us today? In a word? A LOT? To what extent? Come with the Grace United crew as we discover how Paul navigated this false charge levied against him and what it means for us today.

It's a story of "Miracle Max", "Mary Make it Happen", "Big Red", and "Little Des". What kind of Bible story is this? One in which God is the hero. Through this family we can see His faithfulness, His sovereignty, His glory, His grace. Where is this family found in Scripture? What legacy did they leave behind? Join the Grace United Crew as we continue to tell the story of Isaac.

Why is the world such an ugly place? Oh, we know that there are bright spots, beautiful places, incredible experiences. But death and destruction have been with us for a long time. Genesis 1-2 tell us that things were not always ugly and violent. But this message lets us know how things came to be where they are now. Is there any hope? Is there a way we can rise above the ugliness and violence? The short answer is YES! Join the Grace United Crew as we hear the horrific but hope filled news found in Genesis 3.

A Broken Pledge In 1988, at the Republican National Convention, George H. W. Bush accepted the nomination as the Republican presidential candidate. President Bush ran on a promise to not raise taxes on the American people. During his acceptance speech, President Bush famously said, “ And I'm the one…

It's easy to become overwhelmed, confused and discouraged when we see earthly powers dominating and deceiving our world. We ask: Where is justice? Where is truth? The thirteenth chapter of Revelation shows us that this condition is not unexpected or new. Even when Christians are opposed and oppressed, we have hope: God is on our side, and God Wins! He has provided a safe and secure future for us through Jesus. He wants us to seek Him as the only source of truth and rely on Him for our security.

As I was sitting here trying to decide exactly what I thought would make for a good study today I remembered what I had been thinking about the previous morning when reading up on a news app. Between the division of politics and the mass amount of hatred that is being displayed throughout our country…

Blind to the Battle The bloodiest day in U.S. history was Sept. 17, 1862, when about 4,700 Union and Confederate soldiers died in the Civil War battle of Antietam. Pearl Harbor killed 2,388 Americans, and the first day of the Normandy invasion on June 6, 1944, killed 1,465. But September 11, killed 2,997…

Aim: Don't lie to God for it can have grave consequences