WL Grace Sermons WL Grace

Our commitment to biblical truth does not take place in a vacuum. We live out biblical truth in the context of relationships. What is our model and motivation for pursuing biblical relationships? Join us as we continue in our correct series, "Roots of Grace."

Disunity is easy; it comes naturally. Unity, on the other hand, requires conscious choices and hard work. Inspired by the Spirit, the Apostle Paul admonished all believers to “make every effort” to promote and preserve the unity we have as members of the body of Christ.” What are some attitudes and actions that build unity within and between churches?  as we conclude our sermon series, “Unity in a Fragmented World.”  

Our church is part of the Charis Fellowship. “Charis” is the Greek word for grace. Now that we understand the name, what is our fellowship of churches all about? We start a four-part sermon series which explores the fundamental commitments of the Charis Fellowship. We start in our “Roots of Grace” sermon series by considering our commitment to biblical truth.

Greater Love

God’s song is better because His love is greater. God’s love is not self-centered and selfish. Instead, it is others-centered and self-giving. God’s love isn’t easy. However, it leads to lasting, satisfying joy. Join us as we conclude our sermon series, “God Called It Good,” by considering God’s greater love.

The Question of Identity

When it comes to gender and sexuality, there is no shortage of confusion and dysfunction in our world and within the church. Regardless of the issue, the core question is one of identity. What is the foundation of our identity? What does the Bible say about this? What are helpful ways we can engage with others around a biblical view of identity? Join us as we hold a discussion about understanding and dialoging about identity.