Grace alone. Faith alone. Christ alone.
Scripture asks us to look at something we must see and something that we cannot see. In this preparatory sermon for Eternal Judgment, we consider the role of the imagination. We consider modern media portrayals about Jesus as a means for critiquing and cultivating our spiritual thought lives.
Having looked at Jesus as the Lamb of God on Palm Sunday, Pastor Michael gives an Easter message on the worthiness of the Lion from the Tribe of Judah.
The Lion from the Tribe of Judah Read More »
On Palm Sunday, we look at parallels between the Passover feast and the Lamb of God, whom God provided and through whom He saves.
Behold the Lamb of God Read More »
Pastor Michael returns to the pulpit to share about his family’s adoption and the hope of the gospel.
The Gospel Hope of Adoption Read More »
On the first service of 2025 we celebrate the past, present, and future as we consider what 2025 means for GraceLife and its members.
2025: Reasons to Celebrate Read More »
Pastor Michael considers the future of GraceLife, both individually and within its larger cultural and national context.
Growth, Goals, and the Odd Pattern of Church Decline in America Read More »
As we conclude our Vacation Bible School, Pastor Michael uses the anchor points of history to expound upon a Christian worldview of children and how we approach children’s ministry at GraceLife.
Creation, Corruption, and Consummation: How They Inform Children’s Ministry Read More »
We look at the story of Scripture as told through 7 C words (creation, corruption, catastrophe, confusion, Christ, cross, and consummation), explored in this week’s Vacation Bible School.
VBS Celebration: Sailing the Seven Cs Read More »
As we continue to study Revelation in our Who Destroys a Church? series, Pastor Michael takes a look at the church at Ephesus.
Who Destroys a Church? The Church at Ephesus Read More »