Sola Gracia Church

06/08/2026

Thank God for missionaries around the world! We enjoyed this worship by missionaries from Utah, Kansas, and Atlanta! Praise God!

06/07/2026

Suffering can touch even those whom Jesus loves. Yet in every trial, God is at work for His glory and our good.

If you missed Sunday's message or want to listen again, watch here:
https://youtu.be/BmzmXwcW2FU?si=qA5ncx8tUilHerZH

A Theology of SufferingJohn 11:1–6Pastor Isaac Garza

05/31/2026

Favoritism Has No Place in the Family of God

James 2:1-13 challenges us to examine our hearts and how we treat others. It's easy to show attention to those who seem important, influential, or successful, but God calls us to something greater.

As believers, we are reminded that every person is made in God's image and worthy of love, dignity, and respect. The "royal law" Jesus gave us is simple yet powerful: "Love your neighbor as yourself." When we live out this command, we reflect the heart of Christ and demonstrate the mercy we ourselves have received.

05/24/2026

This week’s sermon, “Jesus’ Identity on Trial,” from John 10:31–42, walks through the tension surrounding Jesus’ claims and the question every person eventually has to answer: Who is Jesus really?

Even in the middle of accusation, rejection, and unbelief, Jesus remained clear about who He was and the work the Father sent Him to do.

If you missed Sunday’s message or want to listen again, you can watch here:
https://youtu.be/e5FROH6x574?si=L6FVPQhYlb6fu9W1

Praying this message encourages and strengthens your faith this week 🙏

Jesus’Identity on TrialJohn 10:31–42 Pastor Isaac Garza

05/17/2026

This Sunday’s message is a powerful reminder that God is still working in every season of our lives. No matter what challenges, uncertainties, or struggles we face, His grace, love, and promises remain constant. 🙏

In today’s sermon, we are encouraged to strengthen our faith, trust God’s timing, and walk boldly in the purpose He has prepared for us. This message will inspire you to keep believing, keep praying, and keep moving forward with hope.

Take a moment to watch, reflect, and be encouraged by the Word of God today. Share this message with family and friends who may need hope and encouragement this week. ❤️

Watch the full sermon here:

The Hearing Sheep Are Secure in His HandsJohn 10:22–30Pastor Isaac Garza

05/03/2026

This Sunday’s message, “The Prerogatives of the Good Shepherd,” walks through John 10:14–21 and reminds us of something simple but powerful:

You are known, you are loved, and you belong.

Jesus doesn’t just see us from a distance—He knows His sheep, laid down His life for them, and calls them into one flock under one Shepherd. Even when there’s confusion or opposition around us, His voice remains steady.

If you missed it or want to listen again, you can watch here:

John 10:14–21 | The Prerogatives of the Good Shepherd

04/26/2026

This week's message, "The Spiritual Compass" (1 John 4:1-6), reminds us how important it is to discern truth in a world full of competing voices. Not everything that sounds good or spiritual is from God, and Scripture calls us to test what we hear and stay grounded in His truth.

Take some time to listen and reflect on this message:
https://youtu.be/bpxIRClHm2Y

Share it with someone who could use encouragement and guidance this week.

1 John 4:1-6 | The Spiritual Compass |

04/19/2026

What does it mean that Jesus is the Door and the Good Shepherd?

In today’s sermon, “The Door and the Shepherd: How Jesus Saves, Secures, and Satisfies” (John 10:7–13), we’re reminded that Jesus is the only way to salvation, the one who secures us, satisfies us, and gives true, abundant life. He is the Good Shepherd who laid down His life for the sheep.

Take a moment to reflect...what are you trusting to save you, what voice are you following, and where is that path leading?

Watch the full sermon here:

John 10:7–13 | The Door & the Shepherd: How Jesus Saves, Secures, and Satisfies

04/12/2026

Sunday Sermon: "The Shepherd that Calls and the Sheep Who Follow" (John 10:1-6)
This message is a powerful reminder that Jesus, our Good Shepherd, knows His sheep personally - He calls them by name, leads them, and they follow because they recognize His voice.

In a world full of noise and distractions, the question is:
👉 Are we listening for His voice?
👉 Are we truly following where He leads?

We also looked at the contrast between the true Shepherd and those who lead people astray - and how important it is to stay close to Him.

Take some time today or this week to watch and reflect on this encouraging word 🙏

📺 Watch here:

John 10: 1-6 | The Shepherd that Calls and the Sheep who Follow Pastor Isaac Garza

04/05/2026

He is risen! 🙌✨

If you missed today’s Resurrection Sunday message, you can watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/cRFLPYMCClM?si=LzSuif1BztN6tm7D

Today’s message explored "Why we can confidently believe that Christ is risen?", not just as a tradition, but as a truth that transforms everything about our lives. From the evidence of the resurrection to the hope it gives us today, this is a message worth reflecting on.

Whether you’re revisiting it or watching for the first time, I hope it encourages you and reminds you of the hope, love, and victory we have in Christ. 🤍

Why We Can Believe Christ Is Risen?Pastor Isaac Garza