A Word of Grace

A Word of Grace
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We welcome you, all who choose to receive the things of Christ that is yours! These messages are recordings from the times we have in the word, in our local assembly. We believe once you’re in Christ, based upon grace through faith, these beautiful truths can be revealed to us. We look forward to growing with you through the preaching and teaching of the Word. Visit awordofgrace.org for daily posts and teachings. Thank you for listening!

  1. #720 - Pilgrims on Earth: Finding Rest and Identity in Christ

    SEP 15

    #720 - Pilgrims on Earth: Finding Rest and Identity in Christ

    We reflected on our spiritual identity as strangers and pilgrims in this world, called to fix our focus on Christ rather than earthly distractions. Through scripture and discussion, we were reminded that Jesus, fully divine yet clothed in humanity, became the spotless sacrifice to reveal God’s unfailing love. We explored how sin is a choice of the will, but true freedom comes when we submit to God’s will, cast our burdens on Him, and trust His eternal plan. In the end, we found assurance in His love, His preparation for us, and the reminder that our lasting rest and treasure are only in Christ. Themes: We are strangers and pilgrims, called not to settle here but to live for Christ (1 Peter 2:11)Jesus, though outwardly unimpressive, was inwardly perfect and pleasing to the FatherGod’s unfailing love assures us that if He is for us, no one can be against usSin is a choice of the will, but submission to God brings true freedom (1 John; Romans; Genesis)Casting burdens on the Lord brings peace and endurance in life’s race (Psalm 55:22; Hebrews 12:1)God’s plan is not about earthly greatness but about eternal life with HimTrue Christianity is intimacy with Christ, finding rest in His love (Matthew 11:28–30; 1 Corinthians 13:12)We are the church, not a building, and are kept safe under Christ’s authority (Revelation 2:17)Looking away from distractions helps us run our race with eyes fixed on JesusGod’s personal love shapes us like diamonds, preparing us for eternityScripture References: 1 Peter 2:11; 1 John; Romans; Genesis; Psalm 55:22; Hebrews 12:1; Matthew 11:28–30; 1 Corinthians 13:12; Revelation 2:17

    39 min
  2. #720 - Impartial God and Living Sacrifices in a Broken World

    SEP 11

    #720 - Impartial God and Living Sacrifices in a Broken World

    We reflected on God’s impartiality from Romans and the call to offer our lives as living sacrifices. Through scripture and testimonies, we explored how faith transforms our thinking, how mercy and love are lived out in daily practice, and how God’s Word anchors us even when faced with tragedy in the world. We were reminded that suffering, loss, and hardship are not meaningless but are opportunities for prayer, unity, and deeper reliance on God’s unchanging presence. Themes: God shows no partiality, reminding us of His unchanging nature (Romans 2:11)Living as a holy offering through renewed minds, avoiding conformity to the world (Romans 12:1–8)Using our unique gifts in the body of Christ for the good of allPracticing mercy, cheerfulness, hospitality, and brotherly love while avoiding vengeanceOvercoming evil with good through patience, prayer, and unityTragic events in the world reveal the depth of human brokenness and the need for prayerGod’s Word brings peace and guidance in decisions and personal strugglesPrayer and fellowship strengthen us in times of trial and remind us of God’s presenceScripture References: Romans 2:11; Romans 12:1–8

    36 min
  3. #719 - Prophecy Ep. 21

    SEP 11

    #719 - Prophecy Ep. 21

    How Daniel and Christ Reveal God’s Eternal Plan Summary: We studied the structure of the Book of Daniel and how it sets the stage for understanding God’s prophetic plan throughout history. The discussion emphasized the supernatural nature of the Bible—divinely inspired, authoritative, and reliable. We reflected on how prophecy is history written in advance, fulfilled in precise detail through Christ, especially during His final week. The teaching warned against false interpretations, stressing the need to rely on the Holy Spirit for guidance. We were reminded that faith in God’s promises brings strength in trials, as we trust His eternal plan and the personal touch of His presence in our lives. Themes: Structure of Daniel: visions spanning 40 years (Daniel 1–12)The Bible as supernatural, inspired, and authoritative (2 Timothy 3:16)Prophecy as God’s foreknowledge—predictive and descriptiveFulfillment of prophecy as evidence of God’s reliabilityFaith as essential to pleasing God (Hebrews 11:6)Warning against false teaching and private interpretation (2 Peter 1:20–21)Christ as the light and guide in spiritual growthJesus’ final week fulfilling prophecy: betrayal, false witnesses, crucifixion, burial in a rich man’s tombGod’s eternal plan: past, present, and future anchored in ChristScripture References: Daniel 1–12; 2 Timothy 3:16; Hebrews 11:6; 2 Peter 1:20–21; Genesis; Samuel; Jeremiah; Ezekiel; Revelation; Zechariah; Psalms; Matthew; Joshua

    55 min
  4. #718 - Strength Through Weakness: God’s Healing Power in Our Suffering

    SEP 11

    #718 - Strength Through Weakness: God’s Healing Power in Our Suffering

    We reflected on how true strength comes not from our own ability but from God’s healing power flowing through us when we acknowledge our weakness. Through scripture, personal testimonies, and discussion, we explored how pain and suffering are not wasted but are used by God to deepen our dependence on Him, grow us spiritually, and draw us into closer fellowship with Christ. We were reminded that God’s love and power are unchanging, that fear is overcome by His Spirit of power and love, and that even in suffering, His presence gives healing and rest. Themes: God has not given us a spirit of fear but of power, love, and a sound mind (2 Timothy 1:7)Eternal healing in Christ, with weakness as the place where His power is made perfect (2 Corinthians 12:9)Christ’s humanity and crucifixion made God’s unchanging power and love accessible to usFear arises from pride and rejection of God’s love, while submission brings peaceSpiritual healing is essential; physical healing is not always God’s plan (1 Thessalonians 5:23; 3 John 2)Pain and suffering serve a divine purpose, as seen in Job and Paul’s livesWeakness and trials prepare believers for eternal glory (Revelation 21:4; 2 Timothy 2:12)God’s presence in suffering brings deeper intimacy, teaching us to trust His gracePrayer and fellowship strengthen our understanding of God’s healing powerScripture References: 2 Timothy 1:7; 2 Corinthians 12:9; 1 Thessalonians 5:23; 3 John 2; Job; Revelation 21:4; 2 Timothy 2:12; Hebrews 4:16

    55 min
  5. #717 - Overcoming Abandonment Through Christ’s Finished Work

    SEP 7

    #717 - Overcoming Abandonment Through Christ’s Finished Work

    We reflected on the themes of abandonment and rejection, seeing how these feelings no longer define those who are in Christ. Drawing from Hebrews and 2 Corinthians, we were reminded that the believer’s position in Christ is secure and cannot be undone by emotions, lies, or false teachings. The group emphasized the importance of a solid spiritual foundation, submitting to the Holy Spirit, and resting in the finished work of Christ. We also encouraged one another to share these truths in our homes and local church community, recognizing grace as the answer to the enemy’s lies and fear. Themes: Abandonment and rejection no longer define the believer (2 Corinthians 5:16–17)Hebrews as a commentary on Leviticus, showing Christ as the fulfillment of the lawJustification and reconciliation are complete in Christ, not ongoing processesThe security of the believer’s position in Christ despite feelings of rejectionImportance of daily submission to God’s word and Christ’s yokeReceiving the Holy Spirit as teacher and rejecting fear, lies, and doubt (2 Timothy 1:7)Grace as the antidote to the enemy’s lies, lust, and feelings of abandonmentThe peace of Christ contrasted with the stress and striving of the worldSharing God’s truth in homes and community to strengthen relationshipsCommitment to prayer, thanksgiving, and spiritual growth togetherScripture References: 2 Corinthians 5:16–17; Hebrews; Leviticus; Genesis; John; Paul’s epistles; 2 Timothy 1:7

    49 min
  6. #716 - Strongholds, Submission, and God’s Deliverance

    SEP 7

    #716 - Strongholds, Submission, and God’s Deliverance

    We reflected on the lessons of Daniel and Israel’s history, seeing how God’s dealings with His people reveal warnings and encouragement for us today. We considered the danger of spiritual strongholds—fear, pride, doubt, and rebellion—and the necessity of relying on God’s strength rather than our own. The importance of humility, submission to God’s will, and obedience to His word was emphasized through the stories of Jehoiakim, Hezekiah, and Miriam. We also saw the power of prayer, fellowship, and trust in God’s timing, recognizing that Satan’s kingdom is divided and ultimately defeated, while God provides deliverance and victory to those who depend on Him. Themes: God’s dealings with Israel as preparation and teaching for His church (Daniel; 2 Kings; Chronicles; Isaiah)The danger of spiritual strongholds: fear, pride, rebellion, and doubtReliance on spiritual weapons over carnal means (2 Corinthians 10)Humility and daily submission to God’s counsel, like gathering manna each dayHezekiah’s obedience, destruction of idols, and prayer for courage against enemiesTrusting God’s strength over fear, anger, and demonic oppositionFellowship and intimacy with Christ as the source of true joyWarnings against poor teaching, private fellowships, and spiritual isolationThe danger of resisting God’s chosen servants (Numbers 12; Miriam and Moses)Trust in God’s timing and provision, even in the face of lies and false teachingSatan’s kingdom divided against itself and destined for defeat (Matthew; Mark; Revelation)Scripture References: Daniel; 2 Kings; 2 Chronicles; Isaiah; Galatians 6:14; Matthew 5:25; James 4:6; Numbers 12; 2 Corinthians 10; Matthew; Mark; Revelation

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  7. #715 - God’s Glory, Fellowship, and the Power of Reliance on Him

    SEP 7

    #715 - God’s Glory, Fellowship, and the Power of Reliance on Him

    We reflected on God’s glory, the exclusivity of His Son, and the necessity of relying on Him rather than ourselves. Fellowship was emphasized as deeply personal and initiated by God, with the cross of Christ at the center of all glorying. We discussed how God’s love shapes growth, humility, and dependence, while His role as our adversary works against the flesh to bring us into deeper fellowship. The importance of humility and Christ-centered fellowship was highlighted, reminding us to avoid sentimentality and familiarity that distract from true intimacy with Christ. Testimonies reinforced the need for community and the danger of isolating from the body, while prayers were offered for families, health, and God’s guidance. Themes: God’s glory revealed through His Son (Romans 2; Isaiah 42:8; Isaiah 30:18)Reliance on God vs. self-reliance and hopelessness outside ChristFellowship initiated by God and centered on Christ (1 John 1:1–3)Glorying only in the cross of Christ (Galatians 6:14)Prayer as dependence and protection from the enemyGod’s discipline and role as adversary against the flesh (Matthew 5:25; James 4:6)Humility as the key to receiving God’s love and guidanceAvoiding sentimentality and compromise in fellowshipThe necessity of community in spiritual growth and resisting isolationGratitude for God’s word and His provision of unity and protectionScripture References: Romans 2; Isaiah 42:8; Isaiah 30:18; 1 John 1:1–3; Galatians 6:14; Matthew 5:25; James 4:6

    54 min
  8. #714 - God’s Preparation, Moses’ Calling, and Christ’s Eternal Sacrifice

    SEP 7

    #714 - God’s Preparation, Moses’ Calling, and Christ’s Eternal Sacrifice

    This message began with prayer, Bible reading, and reflections on faith and spiritual gifts.The main message emphasized God’s sovereign preparation of individuals for His purposes, illustrated through Moses’ life, Job’s trials, and Christ’s finished work on the cross. Themes of divine timing, readiness, and trust in God’s love were central, along with encouragement to rely on prayer, fellowship, and the assurance of Christ’s eternal atonement. The discussion also explored God’s loving discipline, contrasting Adam and Christ, and concluded with gratitude for God’s presence, protection, and promise of eternal fellowship. Themes: Prayer, faith, and spiritual gifts (2 Timothy)God’s sovereign preparation for individual purpose (Moses’ life)Readiness and divine timing in fulfilling God’s callingJob’s suffering and questions, God’s preparation for deeper intimacy (Job; Psalm 8)Jesus Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice contrasted with animal sacrifices (Hebrews)The first Adam vs. the last Adam—Christ’s victory and fulfillment of God’s plan (Romans; 1 Corinthians)Loving discipline as a process of growth: enforcement, submission, genuine loveTrust, prayer, and fellowship in God’s presenceGod’s unwavering love and assurance of eternal life and future fellowship (Zephaniah; Daniel; Isaiah)Scripture References: 2 Timothy; Job; Psalm 8; Hebrews; Romans; 1 Corinthians; Zephaniah; Isaiah; Daniel

    45 min
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We welcome you, all who choose to receive the things of Christ that is yours! These messages are recordings from the times we have in the word, in our local assembly. We believe once you’re in Christ, based upon grace through faith, these beautiful truths can be revealed to us. We look forward to growing with you through the preaching and teaching of the Word. Visit awordofgrace.org for daily posts and teachings. Thank you for listening!

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