Grace Chapel Church of Christ

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Catch up on the latest Sunday morning messages from Grace Chapel Church of Christ!

  1. Jul 5

    Preparing for Good Conversation

    Most of us can talk for hours about our weekends, shows, and hobbies, but feel awkward the moment faith comes up. When life shifts from “my agenda” to “my Father’s business,” even small talk begins to carry deeper meaning. With the Holy Spirit’s help, simple questions, open tables, and everyday moments quietly become places where real hope is shared.

  2. Jun 28

    Dealing with Difficult Decisions

    Life doesn’t come with a detailed manual for which job to take, who to help, or when to take a risk. But we’re not left guessing: we’re invited to remember our Creator in every season, refuse to let fear make our choices, and treat each decision as a way to trust God with what we’ve been given.

  3. Jun 21

    Dealing with Difficult Emotions

    So many of us are pros at stuffing feelings and escaping into scrolling, shows, or noise just to avoid what hurts. Sadness, anger, and disappointment don’t disappear; they just leak out as snapping at people, road rage, or burnout. Facing them with honesty and wisdom becomes the first step toward real peace.

  4. Jun 14

    Dealing with Difficult People

    From unfair bosses and toxic coworkers to fraught family gatherings and rude strangers, relational pain touches every part of life. Scripture exposes the corrupt, the oppressor, and the envious, then invites a surprising response: remember God’s final justice, refuse to stoop to their level, and lean into the people who lift you up. How we respond to them becomes a defining part of our walk with God.

  5. Jun 7

    Introduction

    Many live on a loop between “blessed,” “managed,” and “wounded,” hoping the next change will finally fix everything. By shifting the question from “Why me?” to “What are You doing in me, God?”, even present troubles can become the place where eternal glory is quietly being formed.

  6. May 31

    Part 5: Hospitality Invite-a-Thon

    In Luke’s banquet, Matthew’s sheep and goats, and the Good Samaritan’s roadside mercy, hospitality shows up as God’s heart for the poor, the stranger, and the forgotten. Even five loaves and two fish, a spare room on a roof, or a handwritten note become sacred when offered to others. This gathering becomes a turning point, as believers move from learning about welcome to committing to practice it in daily life.

  7. May 24

    Part 4

    Some view church as a building or a Sunday event, but Scripture paints a richer picture: a people who carry God’s presence into neighborhoods, dinner tables, and ordinary conversations. When hearts are prepared, invitations are thoughtful, and hospitality is intentional, the kingdom stops being a distant idea and starts to feel like home.

  8. May 17

    Part 3

    It’s easy to form tight circles of people who feel familiar, helpful, or impressive, while quietly keeping out those who don’t fit. Jesus’ teaching and example in Luke show that close friendships are meant to be launchpads, not fortresses: invite not just your friends, but also invite with your friends. When we stop using people for gain and start pursuing people for God—tithing our meals to prayer and hospitality—our neighborhoods, churches, and dinner tables begin to look like the kingdom banquet God refuses to leave half-empty.

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Catch up on the latest Sunday morning messages from Grace Chapel Church of Christ!

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  • Creator
    Grace Chapel
  • Years Active
    2018 - 2026
  • Episodes
    26
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Grace Chapel Church of Christ