LEADING PEOPLE TO FIND AND FOLLOW JESUS
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Leading people to find and follow Jesus.
Join us Sundays 9 + 11 am
We are inviting everyone at Grace Chapel to participate in two simple practices throughout the year: a Bible reading plan and a Scripture memory plan. Both are designed to be accessible, flexible, and realistic for real life. We want Scripture to form how we think, how we pray, how we speak, and how we live.
Grace Chapel provides a free subscription to the Bible listening app Dwell for anyone who wants it. Or if you prefer to read, the full reading plan is available as a downloadable PDF.
Click HERE to find out more and get started!
We are inviting everyone at Grace Chapel to participate in two simple practices throughout the year: a Bible reading plan and a Scripture memory plan. Both are designed to be accessible, flexible, and realistic for real life. We want Scripture to form how we think, how we pray, how we speak, and how we live.
Grace Chapel provides a free subscription to the Bible listening app Dwell for anyone who wants it. Or if you prefer to read, the full reading plan is available as a downloadable PDF.
Click HERE to find out more and get started!
You are greatly loved.
Maybe you’ve never heard this before, but God is obsessed with love for you. Yes, even if you did that. And that. And yes, even that. As crazy as that may sound, after all of that, God still loves you. God’s greatest gift of love was sending His Son Jesus to live and walk and be in the mess with us.
It’s that same Jesus who died for us to remove the infection of sin – and then rose again to give us hope. He’s our Savior we celebrate today and we would love for you to join us as we worship Him together
You are greatly loved.
Maybe you’ve never heard this before, but God is obsessed with love for you. Yes, even if you did that. And that. And yes, even that. As crazy as that may sound, after all of that, God still loves you. God’s greatest gift of love was sending His Son Jesus to live and walk and be in the mess with us.
It’s that same Jesus who died for us to remove the infection of sin – and then rose again to give us hope. He’s our Savior we celebrate today and we would love for you to join us as we worship Him together
Recent Sermon
As David recognized God’s deliverance from the pit that he, himself, was unable to rescue himself from, he responded not with dutiful religious rituals or performances for God but with a joyful declaration of delight to do God’s will. God too has pulled us from the pit of destruction. Unable to save ourselves, Christ gave His life so we could live and yet He calls us to respond—not with mere external religiosity, but with our whole life.
Recent Sermon