
100 episodes

Grace City Denver Matt Hand
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- Religion & Spirituality
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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Grace City Denver is a community of Jesus followers who are being renewed by grace to renew the city through grace. Our sermons explore and apply Scripture through the lens of the Gospel - and are shared here to help you know, enjoy, and serve Christ in the power of the Spirit. Visit gracecitydenver.com for more information.
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The Gospel at Work • The Redemption of Work - The Gospel at Work
Though work has been negatively impacted by the Curse, it is being redeemed by the past, present, and future work of God. Work is a part of his restored and final kingdom; thus, our present work should be oriented toward God's purposes, empowered by...
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The Gospel at Work • Idols & Work - The Gospel at Work
An idol is anything you rely on for some ultimate sense of meaning, approval, comfort, security, etc. Both personal and cultural idols have a significant impact on our work. These idols promise to give us what we want, but they have no power to...
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The Gospel at Work • Identity & Work - The Gospel at Work
Identity is essentially your sense of self + self-worth. Though we are meant to find these in relation to God, sin has marred our identity. We seek to define ourselves and we seek validation in other things. We do this especially in our work –...
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The Gospel at Work • Work Is Cursed - The Gospel at Work
Why is work so hard, so futile, so filled with conflict and frustration at times? If God created work to be good, why is the source and expression of so much brokenness in our world? The answer is that sin entered the world, leading to a curse. What...
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The Gospel at Work • God's Design for Work - The Gospel at Work
In the first two chapters of Genesis, God lays out some foundational first principles about the origin, dignity, nature, purpose, and limitation of work. Work is not a part of the curse or a necessary evil; it is a call to partner with a God who...
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Easter • Christus Victor, Part II - All Messages
On Easter morning, Christ rose victorious over the final enemy, death. What had Jesus accomplished that made his resurrection not only possible, but inevitable?