Grace Fellowship Church

06/10/2026

Church family, please continue praying for our young adults who are currently serving on mission in Costa Rica.

They have the opportunity to serve people in the name of Jesus by helping provide access to clean drinking water. What a beautiful picture of the love of Christ….meeting real needs and pointing people to the hope found in Him.

Pray for strength, safety, unity, and open doors for the gospel. Pray that the Lord would use their work to bless families in Costa Rica and that He would also continue shaping their hearts as they serve.

We are thankful for them and excited to see how God uses this time for His glory.

06/09/2026

Calling all parents! 🎉
Could you use a night out? Have you been searching for a way for your child to deepen relationships in the Church community? Are you interested in childcare that teaches your child about Jesus?

Well, good news! We are excited to announce our Children’s Ministry event: Jesus + Jammies!

This event is more than a date-night/childcare opportunity for parents. It is a faith-formational and Christ-centered community opportunity for children!

Dress code? Pajamas.
Dinner provided? Yep.
Games and crafts? Absolutely.
Ice cream bar? You bet.
But the best part? God’s Word & God’s Children.

Scan the QR code or click the link (https://form.jotform.com/261455495689172) to register! Hope to see you there!

Infants - 12 years old
June 26, 2026
5:00-8:00pm
Grace Fellowship Church (4652 S 100 W Wabash, IN 4
6992)
Last Registration Day - June 22, 2026

06/08/2026

This week in our sermon series, The Fight to Follow, we looked at The Entitled Heart from Matthew 20:1–16, the parable of the laborers in the vineyard. In this passage, Jesus exposes a heart of entitlement that is not always easy to see in ourselves. It can show up when we start comparing our life to someone else’s, when we feel like we deserve more, or when we struggle to rejoice in the goodness God shows to another person.

In this message, we look at how entitlement, comparison, discontentment, and resentment can quietly take root in the heart and turn gratitude into grumbling. But we also see the kindness of God in exposing what is in us, not to shame us, but to call us back to a heart that trusts Him, follows Jesus, and rests in His grace.

This week in our sermon series, The Fight to Follow, we looked at T...

06/06/2026

Last week we began our new series, The Fight to Follow, and looked at the topic of the fear of man through Peter's denial of Jesus. This week we are exploring another topic that may be keeping us from following Jesus wholeheartedly.

The Entitled Heart.

This is one of those topics that can quietly hit closer to home than we expect. It is easy to see entitlement in the world around us, but much harder to recognize it when it begins to shape our own hearts, attitudes, expectations, and view of God.

Join us tomorrow at 10:30am as we continue this series. We would love to have you with us.

06/05/2026

Okay internet…which one of these struggles do you believe most often keeps people from following Jesus wholeheartedly?

Fear. Comfort. Entitlement. Distraction. People-Pleasing. Control. Pride. Bitterness. Shame. Worldliness.

Choose one word and write in the comment section.

06/01/2026

05/31/2026

In this message from our new series The Fight to Follow, we look at the topic of fear through Peter’s denial of Jesus in Luke 22. Peter was not a stranger to Jesus. He loved, followed Him, he even believed he was ready to suffer for Him. But when the pressure rose and the fear of man closed in, Peter found himself doing what he never thought he would do. Fear shaped his steps, silenced his courage, and eventually came out in his words. His story shows how quickly the fear of man can capture the heart. But even in Peter’s failure, we see the mercy of Christ and the hope that fear does not have to have the final word.

In this message from our new series The Fight to Follow, we look at the topic of fear through Peter’s denial of Jesus in Luke 22. Peter was not a stranger to...

05/30/2026

This Sunday we’re starting our new series, The Fight to Follow.

These images capture powerful moments from Scripture where real people faced real struggles: fear, shame, pride, anger, doubt, greed, discouragement, and more.

Each scene is meant to visually reflect the battles that can quietly take hold of the heart and make it difficult to follow Jesus faithfully.

Over the next several weeks, we’re going to walk through these kinds of struggles together and see how God meets people in the middle of them with truth, grace, and hope.

Grace Fellowship Church 10:30am

05/30/2026

This Sunday we’re going to look at Peter’s denial of Jesus in Luke 22 as we begin our new sermon series, The Fight to Follow. It’s one of those passages that is easy to read and think, “How could Peter do that?” But if we’re honest, we know what it’s like to stay quiet, blend in, or back away because we’re afraid of how people might respond. Peter’s story reminds us that following Jesus is often a battle, and his failure helps us take an honest look at the things that can keep us from faithfully walking with Christ.

In the weeks ahead, we’ll take an honest look at some of the common struggles that can hinder our pursuit of Jesus such as fear, comfort, distraction, shame, and more. Along the way, we’ll discover how Christ faithfully provides the grace, courage, and strength we need to keep following Him.

Worship begins at 10:30am

05/28/2026

For the next few weeks, we’re taking a break from our Gospel of John series to begin a brand new series called: The Fight to Follow

Because the truth is, following Jesus is not always easy. Even the most faithful disciples face things that can slow them down, pull them back, or quietly weaken their walk with the Lord.

Fear. Comfort. Distraction. Shame. People pleasing.

These are not just struggles “out there.” They are battles many of us face in our own hearts.

So for the next few weeks, we’re going to open God’s Word and talk honestly about the things that make it difficult to follow Jesus faithfully in today’s world. But we’re not just going to name the struggles. We’re going to look at how Christ gives us the grace, strength, and courage to fight through them.

We hope you’ll make plans to join us.