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"Christ crucified". This is the heart of Paul's message. But what a message! "Christ crucified" really is the dividing line. It reveals the human heart and its orientation toward reality--life itself. "Christ crucified" tells us whether we live under an "Ecclesiastes Cloud"--where life is meaningless, or do we live in God's reality--that the world is his and all who dwell therein. Where do you live? Under the Ecclesiastes Cloud? Or in God's reality? Come with the Grace United crew as we seek to answer the question: "Christ crucified": Useful or Captivating?

"God's fools." This is what Paul actually called himself and his fellow leaders whom God used to build the church in Corinth. What does it mean to be God's fool? As a Christian, why would one even desire to to label himself or herself in this way? It's been said, "Paul was a fool for Christ. Whose fool are you?" Come with the Grace United crew to find out how this is so.

We know that God is great... 1. Because He has chosen His children (vs. 6-13). 2. Because His will is never wrong (vs. 14-22). 3. Because His mercy is magnificent (vs. 15-18). 4. Because His glory is great (vs. 23-24).

The Sheep Scripture reading: John 10:1-31 and John 21:15-17 Introduction: Learning the truth about sheep can be eye opening. It is not necessarily a compliment when Christ refers to us as His sheep. Sheep need someone to look out for them, and this is the comforting part of the analogy: Christ cares…

Titus 1:1-4. Intro: Titus was from Antioch where he came to the Lord through Paul (Tit 1:4). He was a Gentile who was converted some 14 years after Paul. He was a traveling companion of Paul, going to the East with him after his first imprisonment in Rome. They came to Crete and evangelized several towns.…