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02/08/2026

Today’s message, “When Toleration Ends, Higher Levels Begin,” is centered on Mark 11:20-25 and examines Jesus’ cursing of the fig tree and His cleansing of the temple. This teaching calls attention to spiritual complacency, hypocrisy, and the dangers of tolerated sin.
Welcome to Grace Church, today’s message titled, “When Toleration Ends, New Higher Levels Begin,” and it is centered on Mark 11:20-25 and examines Jesus’ cursing of the fig tree and His cleansing of the temple. This teaching calls attention to spiritual complacency, hypocrisy, and the dangers of tolerated sin.

The fig tree represents a life—or a church—that appears outwardly fruitful but lacks a genuine inward relationship with God, reminding us that God desires relationship rather than religion. Jesus’ response in the temple reveals His intolerance for transforming God’s house into a place of profit and performance instead of prayer and sincerity.

This message challenges believers to move beyond spiritual autopilot, confront areas of doublemindedness, and bring an end to unhealthy toleration. It emphasizes that true transformation, leadership, and revival begin when we declare “enough is enough” and intentionally reclaim and live a life of prayer and turn the house of God back to a house of Prayer.

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11/16/2025

Welcome to Grace Church, we're glad you joined us: Today's message is from John 26. The Grace to make the right decisions, when you are at a crossroad. The message of How God’s grace meets us at life’s crucial crossroads, using Judas and Peter as powerful contrasts. Both failed Jesus—Judas by betraying Him, Peter by denying Him three times. Yet their responses were drastically different. Judas, overwhelmed by guilt and believing he was beyond redemption, ended his life. Peter, though deeply ashamed, chose to remain, and Jesus later restored him lovingly, asking three times, “Do you love me?” and commissioning him to care for His people. Scripture repeatedly shows that God invites us to choose life, obedience, and His kingdom, even when we falter. Deuteronomy, Joshua, and Proverbs all emphasize that our choices shape our path. The story of John Newton further illustrates grace: once a slave-ship captain, he cried out to God in a storm, began a journey of repentance, and later wrote Amazing Grace to testify to God’s transformative mercy. No failure is final when grace is welcomed.

10/26/2025

Todays message titled: “The One That Sows Will Always Have a Flow”God’s Word teaches that giving is not a burden but a blessing. In 2 Corinthians 9, Paul reminds us that whoever sows generously will also reap generously, for God loves a cheerful giver. The widow of Zarephath in 1 Kings 17 proved this truth when she gave her last bit of flour and oil in obedience to God—and her jar never ran dry. When we give freely and faithfully, heaven takes notice, and divine favor follows. True giving is not about how much we have, but how much we trust God to provide. Every seed sown in faith positions us for supernatural increase, because obedience unlocks overflow. God provides seed to the sower and multiplies it so that we can continue to be a blessing to others. Our giving is an act of worship, a reflection of our trust that God—not the world’s system—is our true provider. When we honor Him with our substance, He ensures that our supply never runs out, because "the one that sows will always have a flow."

10/20/2025

10/19/2025

Romans 9:27–28 speaks of God’s judgment and mercy, emphasizing that although Israel is vast in number, only a small "remnant" will be saved, those God calls are set apart for His purposes. This idea of a remnant - what remains after calamity, rejection, the leftovers that nobody wants to be around or associate. It echoes the theme found in stories as overlooked treasures: like a dusty painting hiding a $2.42 million Declaration of Independence, or a flea market ring turning out to be a 34-carat diamond. In God’s eyes, what others discard or overlook can hold immeasurable value. Likewise, God doesn’t need the crowd to validate any group of people or whom he chooses; He chooses a few willing to be set apart, as seen when the Holy Spirit called only Barnabas and Saul among many. Though believers may feel fragile or pressures of human beings but like 1 Cor. 4:7 there is an earthen vessel hidden in a jar of clay. God’s power shines through them. You may be pressed on all sides but you are not crushed, hunted down but you are not abandoned. The word is very clear that the one who endures suffering to the very is end so that the life of Jesus may also be seen in our bodies. A reminder that you are not alone, God is with you—you are chosen, treasured, and set apart to do the will of your father.

10/09/2025

Todays bible study title: Don’t be a GOAT follow the G.O.A.T! Matthew 25:31-40 & Matthew and 15:13-14. Feel free to follow us or come to our live services!! All are welcomed