Grace Community Church

06/03/2026

All men registered for the 1613 Men’s Conference in July are invited to attend an informational meeting on Sunday, June 7th, from Noon–1:30 PM in the gym. We’ll be going over the conference schedule, location, transportation, and accommodations. Pizza will be provided. For more information, contact Pastor Jeff at [email protected]

06/03/2026

Day 3: The Power of Your Testimony

Reading: John 12:9-11; Revelation 12:11

Devotional: Lazarus didn't have theological training or a preaching gift. He couldn't heal anyone or perform miracles. Yet crowds flocked to see him, and many believed in Jesus because of him. Why? Because he had a testimony. He could simply tell people what God had done in his life—and that was enough to change everything.

You have the same power. Satan fears your testimony because when you share what Jesus has done for you, you rob hell of souls. You don't need to be a Bible scholar or have all the answers. You just need to tell your story: how Jesus found you, changed you, saved you, and gave you hope. The religious leaders panicked not when Jesus preached, but when ordinary people started sharing their experiences. Your testimony is your weapon. When normal, everyday Christians get bold about what God has done, the enemy begins to shake.

06/02/2026

06/02/2026

She doesn't bring Jesus leftovers, she gives him everything. This is a biblical discipline we don't like to talk about a lot because the way that this is most clear in the life of a Christian is through a Christian no-no word in the modern American church, and that is tithing.

06/02/2026

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06/02/2026

Day 2: Worship That Costs Everything

Reading: John 12:3-8; Mark 14:3-9

Devotional: Mary's act of worship was extravagant and costly—worth an entire year's wages poured out in a single moment. She didn't bring Jesus her leftovers; she brought her treasure. She didn't hold back, calculating what was "reasonable." She gave everything because she understood Jesus was worth everything.

True worship always costs us something. It might cost your pride, your comfort, your plans, or your reputation. It might mean giving God your first 10% before you know if the bills are covered. It might mean surrendering your Sunday mornings or Wednesday nights when the world offers other options. There is no such thing as wasted worship. You will never be able to give enough, praise enough, or surrender enough to repay Jesus for pouring out His precious blood for you. What is your alabaster jar today?

06/01/2026

The crowd welcomed Him. Mary worshiped Him. Judas criticized Him. Everyone in John 12 had a response to Jesus—and so do we. Watch this message and ask yourself: What is my response to the King?

This powerful exploration of John 12 challenges us to examine what ...

06/01/2026

When normal, everyday people, you and me, start to carry the gospel to the world, Satan begins to panic. You have the power to make the gospel known and to bring other people into relationship with Jesus. You can literally rob hell of souls.

06/01/2026

Day 1: What Sits at the Head of Your Table?

Reading: John 12:1-3; Matthew 6:19-21

Devotional: At the dinner in Bethany, Jesus sat at the head of the table—the place of honor. This gathering was filled with people whose lives had been transformed by Him: Simon the healed l***r, Lazarus the resurrected, Martha the servant, Mary the worshiper. Each person's testimony pointed to Jesus as most important.

Today, examine your own life. What truly sits at the head of your table? Is it your career, your bank account, your family, or your hobbies? These aren't inherently wrong, but when they take Jesus' rightful place, they become idols. Words are shallow—your actions reveal what you truly treasure. If Jesus is truly Lord, your schedule, finances, relationships, and priorities will reflect that reality. Don't just say Jesus is first; live like it's true.