Grace Baptist Church

Reasons you should walk in the Spirit in 2010.

At the beginning of a new year, we will see that we can trust Christ with our trials in 2010.

Find out what happens when you forsake the assembling of believers together in the local church.

God can use all believers this year in 2010.

Our homes are to picture Christ and His kingdom to our children and even to the lost.

Marriage pictures Christ relationship with believers, with the church.

Find out what others said about Jesus Christ.

Find out why you should be dreaming of a white Christmas.

We all know the song "Silent Night." But how can you have a silent night? How can you lay your head on your pillow and sleep in heavenly peace?

Our worship is primarily for Christ's approval, not the crowd's.

With 2012 approaching, once again we're hearing lots of talk about the end of time. In Mark 13, Jesus devotes and entire chapter explaining his road map for the future. He shocks the disciples by informing them that the Temple will be wiped to the ground. Then he tells them about not just the immediate future, but about the end times.

Jesus shows there's more than meets the eye in an encounter with hypocritical scribes and a poor widow.

This sermon was preached in honor of Veterans Day.

What is God's top priority for your life? Find out from Mark 12.

The Lord laid a passage on my heart appropriate for this harvest and Thanksgiving season and one that could help you understand an important but greatly misunderstood doctrine in Scripture, the doctrine of the Holy Spirit.

When the Sadduccees try to mock Christ's belief in the resurrection with an obscure law and an absurd scenario, Jesus proves that they don't know the Word of God or the power of God. He is the God of the living.

We will look at passages that not only encourage us but teach and inspire us how to be optimistic in such dark days, and why positive hope is valid if based on the right foundation.

In one of the greatest political statements of all time, our Lord answers questions about paying taxes and a Christian's duty to government.

In this next section of Mark, the end of chapter 11 through most of chapter 12, we find the religious leaders questioning Jesus' authority. The priests and scribes and Pharisees and Sadducees and lawyers all take their shot at it trying to stump our Lord, with a barrage of well thought-out questions. Jesus of course will stump them. But He also tells a gruesome story about tenants who want so badly to usurp their landlord's authority that they abuse his messengers and brutally kill his son. In this story we find lessons about God's patient kindness and severe judgment.

This Sunday night, we will look at problems in Acts 6 that threatened the unity and purity of early church and how those problems were resolved.