Grace Community Church

Grace Community Church http://www.robertsdalechurch.org We have one service at 10:00am every Sunday. Our services are live streamed here on our page.

Read Matthew 6:34. Worry weighs us down. Anxiety consumes our energy, cementing us in place and causing us to feel stuck...
09/03/2026

Read Matthew 6:34. Worry weighs us down. Anxiety consumes our energy, cementing us in place and causing us to feel stuck. Here, Jesus invites us into a different reality. He isn’t telling us not to make wise plans or to only focus on that which is immediate. He is inviting us, though, to take our life and faith one day at a time. Our worry doesn’t solve anything, and anxiety about that which is out of our control is fruitless. Tomorrow’s troubles will be there tomorrow, whether they occupy our thoughts today or not. Rather than be weighed down by worry and consumed with anxiety about what tomorrow may bring, why not practice trusting in God’s provision today? Why not rest in his presence? Why not remind ourselves of how his promises have been true and he has been faithful in our life already? Why not give thanks and practice gratitude, while asking for wisdom to handle what we face, today? Today is enough. Take a deep breath, spend time in the presence of God, practice gratitude and trust. You’ve got this, and God’s got you! Read Matthew 6:34 once more.

Let’s Pray:
Lord, keep me from being weighed down by worry or consumed by anxiety today. Give me a heart of gratitude. Remind me of your goodness and faithfulness. Help me trust in you fully. Give me wisdom to handle the responsibilities, decisions, and temptations of today in a way that is for my good and your glory. Help me find rest in your presence and peace in your provision. Encourage my soul through the power of your Holy Spirit. Help me take steps toward you, today. Thank you for being present with me, never giving up on me, and holding me in the palm of your mighty hand. In Jesus’ name I pray,
Amen.

Read Hebrews 13:8. There are times in life for all of us that we need something to count on. Something consistent. Somet...
09/01/2026

Read Hebrews 13:8. There are times in life for all of us that we need something to count on. Something consistent. Something that can be trusted. Our life, circumstances, and the world around us is ever changing. People let us down, we face seasons of disappointment, and we struggle to trust that others have our best interest in mind or that things will work out in our favor. This verse, though, is good news. Jesus is consistent. Consistent in character, in his love for us, and in freely giving grace, forgiveness, and mercy. Jesus can be counted on. His word holds true. He will come through. His promises are a sure foundation. Jesus can be trusted. With our fears, doubts, habits, relationships, careers, anxieties, baggage……..with our life. In a world that is ever changing, Jesus is the same. And THAT is good news. Recline on that good news, today. Read Hebrews 13:8 once more.

Let’s Pray:
Lord, thank you for being who you are. Thank you for being consistent. Thank you for being someone I can count on. Thank you for being someone I can put my trust in. Thank you for freely giving grace, forgiveness, and mercy. Thank you for promises that are a sure foundation. Thank you for working all things together for my good. Help me trust you with all that I am. Help me seek you for whatever I need in this season of life. Draw me closer to you today, making me more aware of your presence with me. Help me recline-leaning and resting-on the fact that you are the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. In Jesus’ name I pray,
Amen.

Read Psalm 1:1-3. Don’t these few short verses cut through the noise of our anxious thoughts and so accurately get at th...
08/27/2026

Read Psalm 1:1-3. Don’t these few short verses cut through the noise of our anxious thoughts and so accurately get at the heart of our innermost desires for ourselves? To be blessed. To routinely experience the reality of God’s favor and mercy poured out over our lives like a healing salve. To be planted. To experience unwavering security and a peculiar steadiness amidst the tumult of life. And not just planted, but planted near streams of water. Planted in such a way and in such a place that we can experience sustenance to the point of overflow, growth beyond our imagination, and not only health but wholeness as well. To be fruitful. To produce that which we were created to produce. To be capable. To be a source of good things. To be creative and full of life. To provide for those around us. And not only fruitful either, but fruitful in our season. Not missing out on our chance to matter. Not overlooked or left behind but in our proper place and right on time. Prosperous. Not making it, not scraping by, not even successful, but prosperous. Not just prosperous financially, or in our career, or in our relationships, or in any one aspect of our life, but in all we do. Whose advice are you following, today? What path are you taking? Do you find delight in the law of the Lord? Where are you planted? There is more available to you, and it’s found in Jesus. Read Psalm 1:1-3 once more.

Let’s Pray:
Lord, help me be careful of who I’m taking advice from. Keep me from the path that leads to destruction, and on your path for me instead. Help me meditate on your Word and find delight in your law. Help me pursue all you have for me, as I learn to put my trust wholly in you. Help me put roots down by streams of water, building my life on the firm foundation of relationship with you. Give me the joy and peace that come from being in your presence, today. In Jesus’ name I pray,
Amen.

From Sunday’s message…………..
08/25/2026

From Sunday’s message…………..

Read John 1:14. The image below only includes the first half of the verse, and yet it’s already incredible. Jesus, who h...
08/25/2026

Read John 1:14. The image below only includes the first half of the verse, and yet it’s already incredible. Jesus, who had equality with God, willingly gave it up and came to make his dwelling among rebellious people in a fallen world. God became flesh, choosing to descend into our chaos, taking up residence in our brokenness. Out of an abundance of love for us, he submitted himself to experiencing hurt, pain, grief, rejection, sadness, and betrayal. And, on a rescue mission from heaven, even while experiencing those things, he lived a sinless life, died on the cross bearing the sins of the world on his shoulders, and rose again three days later, defeating death, Hell, sin, and Satan at once, forever. Because he loved, he came, lived, died, and rose. And, as a result we can be made whole, forgiven and free, the God image in us restored, along with our connection to life through relationship with him. Wherever you are, today, whatever you’re going through, whatever mistakes you’ve made, God has not given up on you. His love for you burns brighter than the sun. He’s made a way for your rescue and deliverance. Give thanks to God, and call on him, today. Read John 1:14 once more.

Let’s Pray:
Lord, thank you for loving me. Thank you for choosing to give up heaven and endure life in a fallen world. Thank you for dying for my sin and raising to life again so that I may rise, too. Help me remember, today, how great your love for me is. Help me know that it’s not too late to be made new and experience life as you designed it. Help me seek forgiveness, walk in freedom, and grow in relationship with you, today. Give me the strength, today, to turn to you with all of my needs, worries, baggage, hurts, and fear. Help me trust you with it all. In Jesus’ name I pray,
Amen.

Please note that due to our bad weather yesterday, there is an area without internet and phones. The church is included...
08/17/2026

Please note that due to our bad weather yesterday, there is an area without internet and phones. The church is included in this outage.

Read 1 Corinthians 10:13. We all face temptation. It’s a part of the shared human experience of living in a fallen world...
08/13/2026

Read 1 Corinthians 10:13. We all face temptation. It’s a part of the shared human experience of living in a fallen world. Whether traps from the enemy, peer pressure, cultural norms that aren’t in-keeping with Scripture, or our own selfishness, temptation is present, ready to ensnare us if we allow it, an exit ramp from God’s path for us. Sometimes, the temptation we face seems great and too much to bear. But take heart! God is faithful, not allowing us to be tempted beyond what we can bear and always providing us a way out. This means, that as we learn to rely on God’s Holy Spirit, living with Jesus as both our Lord and Savior, we don’t have to give in to temptation. It does not have power over us. With the help of the Holy Spirit, we have strength to resist, choosing God’s way instead. We all face temptation, but we were made to be free. In Christ, we can experience that freedom today, and walk in all that God has for us. Praise the Lord!

Let’s Pray:
Lord, thank you for the freedom I have in Jesus. Thank you for loving and forgiving me. Help me resist temptation that I face, today. When presented with an opportunity to choose less than your best for me, help me choose you instead. Give me eyes to see and keep me in the presence of your Holy Spirit, in the center of your will for me, today. Give me discernment, helping me clearly distinguish right from wrong, and recognizing when you are providing me a way out. Remake me in the image of Christ, helping me pursue the holiness I’m called to live out. Thank you for your faithfulness, even when I am not faithful. Provide ne strength and endurance to run the race you have marked out for me today. In Jesus’ name I pray,
Amen.

We are lifting up our students and teachers in prayer as they begin a new school year today! God loves you and we love y...
08/12/2026

We are lifting up our students and teachers in prayer as they begin a new school year today! God loves you and we love you. Have a great day and let your light shine bright!

Read Galatians 6:9. Sometimes, even as we strive to live in accordance with God’s Word, we wonder if it’s worth it. We g...
08/12/2026

Read Galatians 6:9. Sometimes, even as we strive to live in accordance with God’s Word, we wonder if it’s worth it. We get worn down and tired of doing what is right when the world around us doesn’t seem to care and our good deeds bring suffering in return. This life is not easy, nor is it easy following Jesus. Here, though, the Apostle Paul encourages the church in Galatia and us to not grow weary in doing good. We may not see the difference our example and investment in the Way of Jesus is making, but we can trust that as we live in obedience to God’s Holy Spirit, seeds of life, hope, and faithfulness are being planted. When looking at a few seeds scattered on the ground, they may not look like much, but if we persevere in faith, we can trust that a mighty tree will grow. Live in such a way as to plant seeds of faith that grow trees under whose shade you may never sit, today. Read Galatians 6:9 once more.

Let’s Pray:
Lord, give the strength to do what is right in your eyes while living in a fallen world. Give me the discipline to do what is good even when it isn’t easy. Give me endurance to walk with you when I’m weary. Help me live in such a way as to plant seeds of life, hope, and faithfulness. Even when I don’t see the results of my faithfulness, help me persevere in faith. Let me trust that you will make much of my simple obedience. Encourage my soul through your Holy Spirit today. In Jesus’ name I pray,
Amen.

Read Proverbs 11:25. Are you someone others would describe as generous? With your time? Your language? Your talents, res...
08/11/2026

Read Proverbs 11:25. Are you someone others would describe as generous? With your time? Your language? Your talents, resources, forgiveness, and care? It pleases God when we lovingly serve others. When we are generous with what we’ve been entrusted, we are reflecting the goodness of God to those around us, embodying the character of Christ. Often, when we freely give to others, our souls are encouraged in the process, being refreshed by pouring life into others. And, it’s also true that people are more willing to support and encourage those who are generous when they’re in a time of need. Are you in need of refreshment, today? Try practicing generosity, no strings attached. What have you been entrusted? Are you freely using your resources for the good of others and glory of God? Read Proverbs 11:25 once more.

Let’s Pray:
Lord, thank you for your endless generosity toward me. Thank you for providing for my needs, for offering your presence, and for making a way for my salvation. Help me reflect your goodness to those around me. Help me give freely as you have given to me. Help me use my resources to point others to the life I’ve found in you. Remove selfishness, stinginess, and a critical spirit from me. Help me seek encouragement for my soul by serving others. Let me use all my resources for the good of others and for your glory, today. In Jesus’ name I pray,
Amen.

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22220 State Highway 59 S
Robertsdale, AL
36567

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Monday 8am - 3pm
Tuesday 8am - 3pm
Wednesday 8am - 3pm
Thursday 8am - 3pm
Sunday 10am - 12pm

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