We seek the Love and Truth of God revealed in the person Jesus Christ described by the Spirit through the Bible, and as a result strive to become more like Him.
Home Groups
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Church
Join us on Sunday at 9:30am to worship God through song, prayer, scripture reading, the preaching of His word and fellowship.
KIDS
Give your primary-aged kids the opportunity to experience the love and truth of God in a fun and interactive lesson geared towards their level of understanding.
YOUTH
Are you in high school? Come join us at Grace Community Youth where our focus is to show you the love and truth of God through His word, while providing a fun and relaxed place for you to hang out with your friends.
HOME GROUPS
Join one of our home groups where we gather to explore the depths of God’s Word while developing meaningful relationships.
Sermons
God still speaks today – through His perfectly sufficient written Word. What God says satisfies our intellectual hunger, and what He says shows the Beauty of His love for His people. Truth and Beauty come together in one place: God in His Word.
Outline:
God keeps His powerful word (v3-7)
God is patient (v8-9)
How we should live (v 10-13)
Home Group Questions:
The church that Peter was writing to was encountering “scoffers”. What was the nature of their scoffing and how is it similar or different to scoffing you might encounter today?
How are you impacted by 2 Peter 3:7? What is your reaction? Are there ways your heart response might be out of line with God’s heart?
2 Peter 3:9 says God doesn’t want anyone to perish, yet people will perish. How do you reconcile this? (Hint look up something about God’s revealed will or will of precept and God’s hidden will or sovereign will)
The sermon compared ”getting in the boat” with Noah to trusting in Jesus today. Is there anyone in your life still ”outside the boat” that God is putting on your heart?
Peter asks, ”what kind of people ought you to be?” (v. 11) in light of coming judgment. Honestly, does the certainty of judgment change how you actually live day to day, or does it feel distant/abstract?
The sermon distinguished between living holy lives out of fear versus living holy lives out of love and gratitude. Which tends to be your default motivation, and why?
Peter says we can ”speed” Christ's return (v. 12). What does that look like practically for you or your church right now?
The sermon noted the imbalance in ”gospel wealth” and ”gospel poverty” around the world. Does this challenge or convict you? What's one response you could take — praying, giving, or going?
How does the hope of ”a new heaven and a new earth where righteousness dwells” (v. 13) impact you?
Serve and Give
At Grace Community we believe that serving and giving is a privilege offered to followers of Jesus as a way to worship God and build up one another.
Our Blog
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Who Can Please God
The person who pleases God most is the person whom God pleases most.
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Don’t Look A Gift Horse In The Mouth
His two pierced hands offer us one free gift of salvation: faith and repentance.
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I Am A Worm And Not A Man
Sin introduces decay and death. Jesus, the Perfect Man traded places with us sinners.
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The Answer Is Blowing In The Wind
What lies hidden in our hearts is exposed when the winds of providence blow.
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OMG – Oh My God!
Jesus' God and Father has become our God and our Father.
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Who Prays For You In Times Of Trouble
Jesus prays for us in our troubles asking the Helper to be with us all the time.
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To Be With God Is To Be In Your Element
When are you in your element? The human soul is at home in God.
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Who Cares
God has never lived a carefree life. Love cares. God is love. He cares for you.
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The Small God Of Only Special Moments
God is always there, not just when we 'feel' it.
The church is called to be the body of Jesus here on earth where we love one another and use our Spirit-given gifts to build each other up. Praise God that is exactly what you will find at Grace Community. God has built this church into a loving family and for that I am entirely grateful.
ISAAC MORAN
Pastor