Various people from the Grace congregation sharing a SOAP (Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer) from their personal devotions. 

Have you ever thought about how valuable you are to God? He expressed that value when He sent His only Son into the world to die on the cross for you. God expressed your value by sending His Son to purchase you (to redeem you). 

The Christmas story is about Love coming down. It came embodied in the person of Jesus Christ. For God so loved the world, that He gave His only Son...John 3:16. This is a message about God amazing love for us. 

The Christmas message is good news of great joy. The joy and celebration of heaven, at the birth of Jesus, broke out into the earth as the angel appeared to the shepherds and told them of the birth. Then the angelic choir appeared and declared "Glory to God in highest, and on the earth peace, goodwill toward men!" The joy of Christmas is meant to be shared.

Various members of the Grace congregation sharing a SOAP (scripture, observation, application, prayer) from their own personal devotions. 

We are encouraged throughout the Bible to be thankful. There are many stories in the Bible that illustrate the POWER of thankfulness. This message will explore 3 of those stories. 

We are encouraged throughout the Scriptures to be a thankful people. We have so much to be thankful for. Having a thankful heart positions us for so many good things. This is a message about the importance of thankfulness from a Biblical perspective. 

Jesus told parables as a means of teaching spiritual truths. A parable, though a simple story reveals Kingdom truths. The Parable of the Sower is a key to understanding all of Jesus' parables. This is a teaching on understanding this KEY parable. 

Frank Glaspey sharing a message with the Grace congregation about the role the church in our culture (society) today. We cannot be salt and light if we only sit back and watch. 

Various people from the Grace congregation sharing a SOAP (Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer) from their personal devotions. 

Brokenness is a very valuable commodity in the Kingdom. The sacrifice that God is looking for is a broken and contrite heart (Psalm51:17). Our brokenness is what positions us to be dependent upon God. Our brokenness is what allows God to use us.  

The garden that we are each responsible to steward is our own heart. We alone are the one who chooses what we allow to grow in that garden. We need to sow the good seed of God's Word into our own hearts and pull any weeds that are growing. If we don't, the weeds will choke out the good seed of God's Word (Mark 4:19).  

This is the last in the series on the Father's Love. This message focuses on John 15 and learning to abide in Christ. It's out of abiding in Christ that we are launched into seasons of fruitfulness. 

Various people from the Grace congregation sharing a SOAP (Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer) from their personal devotions. 

There are two kinds of knowledge. The first is sense knowledge that comes to us through our five physical senses. The second is revelation knowledge that comes to us from God. The Bible gives us revelation knowledge. This is a message about how LOGOS becomes RHEMA in our life. 

In Luke 15, Jesus illustrates through three different stories, just how valuable lost people are to God. The last story also illustrates how the orphan mindset can be expressed through rebellion (the prodigal son) but also through religion (the elder brother). God wants to free us by experiencing His love, from orphan thinking and orphan living. 

This message focuses on where the Father's love will take us. It is designed to take us into our identity and the Spirit-filled life. Which chair are you sitting in? The chair of a son or the chair of a servant. The chair of performance or the chair of faith. 

Various people from the Grace congregation sharing a SOAP (scripture, observation, application, prayer) from their personal devotions. 

Experiencing the Father's Love is the answer to so many things. This message is about breaking away from responding to life from an orphan mindset by experiencing the Father's Love. The Father loves us and wants us to experience His love. 

To fully appreciate what Jesus did for us, we must understand what was lost in the fall. Jesus, the last Adam came to restore what the first Adam lost. Jesus came to restore us back into sonship. It's in experiencing Father's love that we are fully restored.