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 1 Corinthians 13:4-8. This chapter is often referred to as the “love chapter”. You may have heard it read at a wedd...
06/17/2026

Read 1 Corinthians 13:4-8. This chapter is often referred to as the “love chapter”. You may have heard it read at a wedding. Immediately preceding the verses listed here, the Apostle Paul tells us that if we speak in tongues, prophesy, and have faith that can move mountains, but are not loving, we are nothing, merely clanging gongs that make a lot of noise but accomplish very little. Then here, in verses 4-8, he defines for us what love looks like lived out. Are you filled with the love of God, today? Are you fulfilling the Greatest Commandment, loving God with all your heart, soul, and mind, and loving your neighbor as yourself? Use these verses as a way to honestly evaluate your heart, motives, actions, and words, today.

Ask yourself:
Am I patient? Am I kind? Am I envious? Am I boastful? Am I arrogant? Am I rude? Am I insistent on my own way? Am I irritable? Am I resentful? Do I rejoice in wrongdoing? Do I bear with others? Do I believe the best for others? Do I hope the best for others? Does my love for others have endurance? Does my love for others end when I don’t get my way?

In what way are you falling short? Repent and ask God to grow and mature you in love, today. Read 1 Corinthians 13:4-8 once more.

Let’s Pray:
Lord, fill me with your love, today. Give me a heart full of compassion for others. Help me remember that every person is made in your image and that Christ died for all people, and help me to treat others like I believe this to be true. Help me use these verses to honestly evaluate my words, actions, and relationships today. I repent for the ways in which I am not loving. Forgive me, Lord. Grow me in faith and mature me in love, so that I might not live a fruitless life making a lot of noising but accomplishing little for your kingdom. Instead, help me love you with all that I am, and love others like you love me. Thank you for loving me at full capacity at all times. In Jesus’ name I pray,
Amen.

Read Micah 6:8. Culture often muddies the waters when it comes to what is good and what is not. The truth is, God has sh...
06/16/2026

Read Micah 6:8. Culture often muddies the waters when it comes to what is good and what is not. The truth is, God has shown us what is good. He requires that we seek justice. This is active language meaning that we not only try to live in obedience to God’s Word personally, but that we live in such a way that we work alongside him to set things right in our world. He requires that we love kindness. This means that we take joy in treating others better than they deserve, because God has treated us better than we deserve. He requires that we walk humbly with him. This means that we live out our faith actively, daily working out our salvation with fear and trembling. Are you living the good life, today? God has shown you how. Read Micah 6:8 once more.

Let’s Pray:
Lord, help me clearly see what is good and what is not. Help me not be confused by culture or misled by others, but to live by the truth of your Word. Help me seek justice, partnering with you to make it on earth as it is in heaven. Help me love kindness, loving others because you first loved me. Help me walk humbly with you, not being self-righteous, but realizing faith is a daily commitment, and I’m a work in progress. Thank you for bearing with me and never leaving me. Teach me and grow me, today. In Jesus’ name I pray,
Amen.

From yesterday’s message……….
06/15/2026

From yesterday’s message……….

Read 1 Peter 4:8. Here, the Apostle Peter encourages believers to maintain constant love for one another. According to h...
06/15/2026

Read 1 Peter 4:8. Here, the Apostle Peter encourages believers to maintain constant love for one another. According to him, love covers a multitude of sin. This doesn’t mean our love for one another “covers-up” sin, pretending it isn’t there or ignoring it. It’s actually the contrary. Peter is talking about a kind of love that faces sin head on, recognizes its harm, and chooses patience, compassion, and mercy anyway. This doesn’t mean failing to protect our heart or allowing abuse of any kind, but it does mean that we can reach a place of spiritual maturity in which we choose to let minor offenses go. A level of love for one another in which we choose forgiveness over resentment, value unity over personal pride, and simply refuse to assign negative motives to the words and actions of our brothers and sisters in Christ based on assumption alone. And when we live this way? When we love this way? We embody the character and example of Jesus in a way that is restorative rather than damaging, redeeming rather than exclusionary. Have you reached a place of maturity in your love for others? Are you resentful or forgiving? Are you willing to choose patience, mercy, and compassion, today? Read 1 Peter 4:8 once more.

Let’s Pray:
Lord, help me love others like you love me. Help me forgive others because I’ve been forgiven. Remove resentment from my heart, today. Help me not hold on to personal pride to the detriment of the unity in the Body of Christ you desire for us. Increase my compassion for others. Grow me in mercy. Give me opportunities to practice patience, today. Mature me in love. In Jesus’ name I pray,
Amen.

06/14/2026

Today's message is entitled "New Thing".

General Conference has started. Be in prayer over our pastor and delegates.
06/10/2026

General Conference has started. Be in prayer over our pastor and delegates.

Read Psalm 34:3. Does your life magnify the goodness of God? Do your words, actions, and relationships show more clearly...
06/09/2026

Read Psalm 34:3. Does your life magnify the goodness of God? Do your words, actions, and relationships show more clearly that God is real, good, and worthy of praise? Have you taken time to give thanks and praise, today? Magnify the Lord. Exalt his name, today. He alone is worthy. Read Psalm 34:3 once more.

Let’s Pray:
Lord, help me live in such a way that magnifies your goodness. Help my words, actions, and relationships give others a glimpse of what you’re like. Thank you for all the ways you’ve blessed me, today. Thank you for providing for me, for forgiving me, and for loving me at full capacity. I praise you for your faithfulness, today. I praise you for your goodness and mercy. Help me make time to lift high your name this week. In Jesus’ name I pray,
Amen.

Read Matthew 5:9. Jesus said this as a part of his Sermon on the Mount teaching. This verse is an invitation to action. ...
06/08/2026

Read Matthew 5:9. Jesus said this as a part of his Sermon on the Mount teaching. This verse is an invitation to action. Note that Jesus doesn’t invite us to be peacekeepers, passively allowing whatever may come so no one around us is upset. No, he calls us to be peace makers. This is active language. It means that we actively work to resolve conflict, stepping into brokenness and bringing the peace of God. This is what Jesus does for us, and calls us to do for others, too. It looks like reconciliation rather than resentment, mediation rather than gossip, forgiveness rather than hardened hearts, and standing up for what is right, not allowing the vulnerable to be taken advantage of. Are you a peacekeeper or a peace maker, today? Do you bring the peace of God wherever you have influence or the chaos of the enemy? Be a peacemaker, today! Read Matthew 5:9 once more.

Let’s Pray:
Lord, make me a peace maker. Help me not be passive, giving way to what is wrong, but help me actively work toward reconciliation wherever you’ve given me influence. Help me not to allow resentment and a lack of forgiveness to harden my heart, but instead help me forgive others because you have forgiven me. Make me an instrument of your peace in my home, family, friend group, school, workplace, and church. Grow me and shape me so I may show up as the child of God I’m called to be wherever I find myself. Give me the strength necessary to seek peace amidst conflict. Empower me to step into the brokenness of this world and shine light on your goodness. In Jesus’ name I pray,
Amen.

Another successful year at VBS. Don't forget to join us this morning at 10am to see the children perform a couple of the...
06/07/2026

Another successful year at VBS. Don't forget to join us this morning at 10am to see the children perform a couple of their songs. Thank you to all our volunteers!!!

Read Matthew 6:25 & 34. Each day is full of reasons to worry. Bills to pay, relationships that aren’t where we wish they...
06/05/2026

Read Matthew 6:25 & 34. Each day is full of reasons to worry. Bills to pay, relationships that aren’t where we wish they were, health concerns, friends, family, and children making poor life choices, the state of the world, the list is seemingly endless. Yet, when faced with worry, Jesus invites us to trust, instead. Not to trust that our circumstances will immediately change or that everything will work out the way we want it to, but to trust that despite the circumstances we face, God is present, good, and is working everything together for our ultimate benefit. Instead of sinking in our worry, we are invited to seek his kingdom first, turning to him for peace and wisdom. Whatever you’re worried about today, take it to the Lord in prayer. His grace is sufficient, his love sustaining. He is with you, and he cares. Choose trust, today. Read Matthew 6:25 & 34 once more.

Let’s Pray:
Lord, help me not be consumed with worry, today. When I’m presented with an opportunity to worry, help me choose to trust instead. Help me seek first your kingdom, as you provide for my needs. Give me peace for the things beyond my control, and wisdom for how to handle them. Help me turn to you in prayer in times of worry. No matter what I face, let me anchor my soul in relationship with you. Thank you for never leaving me or giving up on me, and for working all things together for my good. In Jesus’ name I pray,
Amen.

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Robertsdale, AL
36567

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Tuesday 8am - 3pm
Wednesday 8am - 3pm
Thursday 8am - 3pm
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