Gospel Grace Church Sermon Audio Pastoral Team

Psalm 90 - Speaker: Jared Jenkins - We come face-to-face with our own mortality at different points in life. Whether it's at the graveside of a loved one, at a college graduation, or at the wedding of a child, there are moments when we are confronted by one simple fact: life is passing away. In Psalm 90, Moses helps us wrestle with the reality of our mortality. He then looks to God as his "dwelling place" and as the Eternal One to help us consider how we should depend on him.

1 Timothy 6:3-10 - Speaker: Lukus Counterman -

1 Timothy 5:17-25 - Speaker: Lukus Counterman - In Ephesians 5:17-25, Paul gives the church instructions on elders. He answers questions like, “How should elders be paid? How should elders be held accountable?” and “How should elders be appointed to service?” These are very important and practical insights for the life of a healthy church. We need to understand proper remuneration, how to handle accusations, and what to look for in ordination. So may the Lord guide us as we seek to follow his blueprint for his church.

Ephesians 4:7-16 - Speaker: Jotham Manoranjan - What is Christ's heart towards his sheep? What does Christ do to care for his sheep today? What role does community play in Christ's care for his people? How do we participate in the building up of His body, the church? This week we will explore answers to these questions as we look at the third part of our series on the Rhythms of Gospel Grace - Learn in Studies

1 Timothy 5:1-15 - Speaker: Lukus Counterman - 1Timothy 5 is a very practical section of the book that deals with interpersonal relationships in the church. Paul reminds us that the church is like a family and we should treat one another as such. The text goes on to talk about care for widows and proper work relationships. So, read ahead and join us tomorrow as we hear from God’s word about loving, caring, and serving relationships in our lives.

- Speaker: Lukus Counterman - Easter Sunday has come and gone, but the work of our resurrected Savior isn’t over. One of the most beautiful post-resurrection accounts in scripture traces the forgiveness of Peter. On the night of Jesus’ arrest, Peter denied the Lord three times. He turned away from Jesus, but Jesus didn’t turn away from him. After suffering on the cross and rising from the dead, Jesus specifically appeared to Peter. He wanted to forgive his fallen disciple and restore him to service. Forgiveness is something everyone needs. So may the Lord help us learn some powerful lessons this weekend as we embrace his work and follow his example.