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Gospel Grace Church exists as a church to honor God by making gospel-centered, grace-saturated disciples of Jesus Christ.

  1. The Church of Philadelphia: Christ Will Keep His Own

    4D AGO

    The Church of Philadelphia: Christ Will Keep His Own

    Revelation 3:7-13 - Spearker: Isaac Gagarinas - The Church of Philadelphia is a church who was weak and had been rejected by the surrounding culture. Yet, they faithfully endured by keeping Christ’s Word and not denying his name. Jesus, therefore, writes to encourage and exhort. They have been faithful and can continue being faithful because Jesus promises to keep them. He has given them an open door to his kingdom, He will keep them from judgment, and they will truly and fully dwell with God in eternity. For culturally marginalized churches, these are promises they can cling to. God will keep his people while they faithfully endure.

    40 min
  2. The Church of Philadelphia: Held

    4D AGO

    The Church of Philadelphia: Held

    Revelation 3:7-7:13 - Speaker: Will Galkin - In Revelation 3:7–13, Jesus writes to a weak church in Philadelphia, yet instead of condemning them, He commends them for their faithful endurance. Though they had “little power,” they had not denied Christ’s name and had continued holding fast to His word. Jesus reveals Himself as the Holy and True One who holds the key of David, reminding His people that He alone determines who belongs to the kingdom of God. Even if they were rejected by the synagogue and marginalized by society, Christ had opened a door into His kingdom that no one could shut. Jesus assures this suffering church that He has set His covenant love upon them. Throughout the passage, we see that believers persevere because Christ first preserves them. Christians conquer not through worldly strength, but through patient faith in Christ. Jesus promises that those who overcome will become pillars in God’s temple and will forever belong to Him. And for weak churches in difficult places, like Philadelphia and even Utah, this passage reminds us that small and seemingly ordinary faithfulness matters deeply to Christ.

    43 min

  3. MAY 3

    See Through Your Suffering

    1 Peter 5:6-11 - Speaker: Daniel Mulder - Humble yourselves, therefore, under the mighty hand of God so that at the proper time he may exalt you, casting all your anxieties on him, because he cares for you. - 1 Peter 5:6-7

    30 min

  4. APR 26

    Paradoxical Boasting

    2 Corinthians 11:16-33 - Speaker: Lukus Counterman - In 2 Corinthians 10-13, Paul zeros in on the false teachers that were poisoning the church and he directly confronts them. He calls them “pseudo-apostles” and says that they teach another Jesus, another Spirit, and another gospel. Part of his address to the church at Corinth, is helping them see the difference between the servants of Satan and the servants of Christ. Paul was not like these fakes. And one of the distinguishing features was the way they boasted. The false teachers boasted in their pedigree, their rhetorical prowess, their power and domineering control over the church. Paul on the other hand, boasted in weakness. What we’ll learn from our text is that true servants of Christ boast in weakness not strength.

    40 min
  5. The Church of Sardis: Little Life Left

    APR 19

    The Church of Sardis: Little Life Left

    Revelation 3:1-6 - Speaker: Josh Lankford - You may have noticed an increasingly negative trend in our Seven Churches of Revelation Series. The dangers threatening these churches have progressively worsened, and the churches encountering these dangers have progressively folded. In Ephesus, love had been lost. In Pergamum, loyalties were divided. In Thyatira, sin was tolerated. What about Sardis? Here, at the end of the road of cooled loves and compromise, is a church with little life left. Although they appeared to be thriving, they were actually dying. But Jesus gives them hope for revival. May the Lord also give us ears to hear with humility and submit to his Word for his church.

    33 min
  6. The Church of Sardis: Little Life Left

    APR 19

    The Church of Sardis: Little Life Left

    Revelation 3:1-6 - Speaker: Chan Choi - You may have noticed an increasingly negative trend in our Seven Churches of Revelation Series. The dangers threatening these churches have progressively worsened, and the churches encountering these dangers have progressively folded. In Ephesus, love had been lost. In Pergamum, loyalties were divided. In Thyatira, sin was tolerated. What about Sardis? Here, at the end of the road of cooled loves and compromise, is a church with little life left. Although they appeared to be thriving, they were actually dying. But Jesus gives them hope for revival. May the Lord also give us ears to hear with humility and submit to his Word for his church.

    41 min

  7. APR 11

    False Teachers & Fake Gospels

    2 Corinthians 11:1-15 - Speaker: Lukus Counterman - The true Jesus suffered unspeakably. The true Spirit groans with this suffering world. The true gospel is a message of a crucified Lord. But some people don’t resonate with that. They prefer another Jesus, a different spirit, and ultimately a different gospel. And I think it’s because a suffering Messiah, a groaning Spirit and a cruciform message might point to a difficult form of discipleship. We’d rather have a therapeutic Jesus, an inspirational spirit, and a prosperity gospel. Because that would allow us to pursue the American dream with comfort and ease. My friends, we can’t compromise on the truth. Jesus said, “If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me.” May the Lord grant us courage and faith to follow him alone.

    42 min

  8. APR 5

    God's Love Makes All the Difference

    Romans 5:5-11 - Speaker: Lukus Counterman - Easter is a time when Christians celebrate their risen Savior. The biblical record explains how Jesus was crucified for sinners and on the third day rose from the grave. The tomb could not hold him because he had victory over death. That first Easter Jesus arose as Lord of all. As we prepare to worship our risen Christ, consider all that the resurrection means. It means God loves us. It means Satan doesn’t get the last laugh. It means Jesus’ payment was enough. It means our Savior can offer life. Consider the resurrection and worship the Lord this Easter!

    35 min
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