Granite City Church - Quincy

Granite City Church - Quincy We are a community that WANTS God, WALKS in the way of Jesus, and WAITS on the Holy Spirit.

Our mission is to create a community that earnestly wants God, wholeheartedly walks in the way of Jesus, and humbly waits on the Holy Spirt for the renewal of all things. Our hope is that we might have the humility to join with what God is already doing to bring about renewal in our families, our workplaces, our schools, our neighborhoods, our cities and beyond. Find out more about us:

https://granitecity.org/

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09/05/2026

Don't know what will happen next? Do this ⬇️

Maybe you've just come through something hard. Maybe you're still in the middle of it. Maybe things are finally starting to stabilize but you're almost afraid to hope. Maybe you're looking forward to the day when you can say "Thank God I made it through." 

If you're in a season where the future feels uncertain, understand this: the people of Israel knew that feeling.

As the book of Ezra recounts, they had just walked out of exile, one of the most painful seasons in their entire history. And when they finally came home, everything still needed to be rebuilt. The future was completely unknown. But the first thing they did was worship.

Not after things were figured out. Not once life made sense again. They worshipped, choosing to trust God with a future they couldn't yet see.

This is the radical idea at the heart of the book of Ezra. And wherever you are at this moment, whether it's the ruins, the rebuilding, or the in-between, God is still faithful. His love still holds. The future is in His hands.  And praise is still worth offering, even before you know how it all turns out.

▶️  Clip from our latest message in our Read the Bible with Us series -- check out the link in our bio to watch the full sermon.

09/03/2026

Forget everything else...

The weight of the week. The noise in your head. The thing you've been carrying longer than you'd like to admit.

All of those things fade away when we lift up His name.

There's something about a room full of people choosing to believe. We want you to experience that for yourself.

Come find us on Sunday. There's a seat with your name on it.

Granite City Church | 315 Whitwell St in Quincy

September 6th | Our final summer service at 10am

September 13th and after | 9am & 11am

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Not all of us have children heading back to school, but all of us can pray.We can pray for the students walking through ...
08/31/2026

Not all of us have children heading back to school, but all of us can pray.

We can pray for the students walking through the doors of schools and colleges in our community.
For parents navigating new seasons, some of which are difficult and painful.
For teachers and school staff pouring into the lives of young people.
For friendships, wisdom, courage, safety, and opportunities to know and experience God.

Choose one of these seven prayer prompts and pray this week for our community:

1. Praise God for new beginnings - Isaiah 43: 18-19
2. Ask God to bless students with a community of Godly friends - Proverbs 27: 17
3. Pray for them to live in ways that are pleasing to God - Colossians 1: 9-10
4. Pray for wisdom - for students, staff, teachers, and parents - Proverbs 3: 5-7
5. Pray for safety in our schools - Psalm 91: 1-2
6. Pray for confidence - Hebrews 10: 35-36
7. Pray for endurance - Joshua 1: 9

This past Sunday at Granite City, we took time to intentionally pray over our community of students, parents, and educators as a new school year begins. We’re inviting you to keep praying with us.

Let’s be a church that prays. 🙏

08/26/2026

God doesn’t need you. But He chose you.

God’s transformative work in the world doesn’t depend on you or me -- but somehow, He invites us to be part of it.

Right where you are. Right now. For a reason.

In your workplace. Your neighborhood. Your school. Your everyday life.

Be courageous! There’s a reason God put you there.

👉 Watch the full message to explore what it looks like to intentionally participate in the work God is already doing around us. Find it in the sermons link in our bio.

08/21/2026

What does it look like to make room for God?

It looks like building an altar.

Not necessarily a physical altar, but building spaces in our lives where seeking the Lord takes priority.

Out of those spaces grow prayer, hunger for God, expectation, and revival.

Get the rest of this message at the Sermons link in our bio. Or find out more from Greg Johnson on seeking God in our hearts, homes, churches and communities at Revive New England.

08/19/2026

When God moves, everything changes.

Seek the Lord. ⬇️Sometimes we make following God more complicated than it needs to be. We wait for the perfect moment, t...
08/18/2026

Seek the Lord. ⬇️

Sometimes we make following God more complicated than it needs to be.

We wait for the perfect moment, the perfect plan, or the perfect understanding.

But we always have this simple invitation: seek Him. Call on Him. Turn toward Him.

God’s ways are higher than ours, and His thoughts are beyond what we can comprehend. We may not understand what He is doing -- or what He wants to do next -- but we can trust in Him.

Revival begins with something as simple as this: people who are hungry enough to seek Him.

Lord, give us that hunger. 🔥

08/14/2026

The resurrection was not the end of Jesus' story.

It changed what was possible.

The same God who raised Jesus from the dead is still bringing dead things back to life.

That means:

Addictions can break.
Marriages can heal.
Broken relationships can be restored.
A dying church can wake.

We call it revival. And here's the good news: revival can start in you.

If this message stirred something in you, come ready for more because we're excited to welcome Greg Johnson of back to Granite City Church this Sunday, August 16th, to hear more about revival.

The resurrection changed what’s possible. So what are you asking God for? 🔥

08/11/2026

Some of us can't imagine being free. ⬇️

Sometimes brokenness becomes so familiar that we stop imagining anything different.

We give in to the new normal.
We learn to live with it.

And eventually, we may even prefer the familiar -- even when the familiar is hurting us.

On Sunday, guest preacher Greg Johnson of Revive New England taught from John's Gospel, where Jesus encounters a paralyzed man who had been living beside a pool for 38 years. When Jesus asks, “Do you want to be made well?” the man doesn't answer yes or no. He explains why he can't change.

Sometimes, like the man by the pool, we get so used to our circumstances that we can't even imagine freedom anymore.

Maybe it's an addiction.
Maybe it's bitterness.
Maybe it's a pattern you've lived with for years.

What would it look like to believe that something different is possible?

As Greg reminds us, Jesus is still asking the question:

Do you want to be made well?

▶️ Watch this powerful message in its entirety at the Sermons link in our bio.


You don’t pray alone here. 🙏We bring each other to God.We carry each other in prayer.We remind each other that no one ha...
08/10/2026

You don’t pray alone here. 🙏

We bring each other to God.
We carry each other in prayer.
We remind each other that no one has to walk alone.

This is what church community looks like.

If you’re nodding your head right now,
you’re in the right place. 🤍

You are welcome here.
Granite City Church | Quincy, MA

Address

315 Whitwell Street
Quincy, MA
02169

Opening Hours

10am - 12pm

Telephone

+16174795728

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