Words are tools. We use them to express ourselves, to communicate, and to connect with others. We use them to vent frustrations and to express joy. We use them to bless and to curse. We use words to manipulate and control and to help and encourage. We use words in ways that tear others down, and we use them in ways that build others up. Proverbs 18:21 says, “Words kill, words give life; they’re either poison or fruit—you choose” (MSG). Words aren’t neutral. They are productive. There is no avoiding this truth—our words will either have positive or negative ramifications. We all know the power of our words, so why do we still struggle to use them in ways that bring life rather than death?
Find out more »In a world that offers only toxic or shallow definitions of manhood, we must examine the Scriptures to discover what it truly means to be a man. What does it look like for men to lead and care for the people God has entrusted to them? How can we become men of substance who bless those around us? Our new, seven-week version of Authentic Manhood will lay a biblical groundwork for men of faith to take responsibility for and move towards those around them, all while depending on God. Click the link below to register.
Find out more »We recognize this is a season that requires quicker connections into the life of the church. If you attend our Downtown campus and are in your 20's or 30's, we would love for you to join us for a two-part series on Race, Justice, and the Scriptures this summer. We will be talking through how should believers think, feel, and respond to the issues surrounding race in America. The second part will take place July 1 at 6:30pm.
Find out more »God created every woman with a specific purpose—to be an ezer kenegdo, an essential counterpart. An ezer is one who comes alongside another and brings strength in the context of relationship. All women share this core calling, but how we live out our calling looks different for each woman based on her personality, gifts, strengths, perspectives, and season of life. Through the Biblical Femininity study, we learn to embrace our uniqueness and live out our calling right where God has us today.
Find out more »Family Grace is a family support care group for families and spouses of those with a loved one dealing with depression, anxiety, and other mental health difficulty or disorders. The curriculum being used is created by The Grace Alliance and is Christ-centered, focused on providing both tools and community support. Family Grace is for family members of a loved one with mental health issues. It is not for the individual struggling with mental health issues.
Find out more »Discovery is an orientation to our church that provides you with information about our mission, core values, ministry distinctives, and the benefits of a local church. It is also the starting point for you to connect at Grace Church to groups, volunteer ministry teams, and membership.
Find out more »Family Grace is a family support care group for families and spouses of those with a loved one dealing with depression, anxiety, and other mental health difficulty or disorders. The curriculum being used is created by The Grace Alliance and is Christ-centered, focused on providing both tools and community support. Family Grace is for family members of a loved one with mental health issues. It is not for the individual struggling with mental health issues.
Find out more »Family Grace is a family support care group for families and spouses of those with a loved one dealing with depression, anxiety, and other mental health difficulty or disorders. The curriculum being used is created by The Grace Alliance and is Christ-centered, focused on providing both tools and community support. Family Grace is for family members of a loved one with mental health issues. It is not for the individual struggling with mental health issues.
Find out more »God created every woman with a specific purpose—to be an ezer kenegdo, an essential counterpart. An ezer is one who comes alongside another and brings strength in the context of relationship. All women share this core calling, but how we live out our calling looks different for each woman based on her personality, gifts, strengths, perspectives, and season of life. Through the Biblical Femininity study, we learn to embrace our uniqueness and live out our calling right where God has us today.
Find out more »Our culture is obsessed with the welfare and success of our children. We fluctuate between anxiety and control in our attempts to micromanage their lives. What we find in Scripture is that children are not our own; they are gifts from a faithful God who is dedicated to establishing his Kingdom throughout generations. We have been given the responsibility to raise godly leaders. This institute class seeks to equip parents in the process of training 0 - 6 year olds by providing a biblical parenting framework around the idea of establishing authority in young children.
Find out more »Family Grace is a family support care group for families and spouses of those with a loved one dealing with depression, anxiety, and other mental health difficulty or disorders. The curriculum being used is created by The Grace Alliance and is Christ-centered, focused on providing both tools and community support. Family Grace is for family members of a loved one with mental health issues. It is not for the individual struggling with mental health issues.
Find out more »Foundations is part of our membership process focusing on our church’s core values, six essential areas of Christian maturity and growth. This course is open to anyone at Grace Church who has attended Discovery. During Foundations, you will have the opportunity to complete church membership.
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