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  1. MAY 3

    Cosmic Dimensions of Reality

    Sermon Focus: It’s one thing to give mental assent to angels, demons, and the unseen realm, but it’s another thing to fully embrace the cosmic dimensions of reality. The Bible says that God created “the heavens” above and the earth below. The material universe was created after God had made a spiritual world populated by angelic beings. In the first message of our series, Pastor David introduces us to the divine council, challenges our modern sensibilities, and invites us to accept a spiritual warfare worldview.

    42 min

  2. APR 19

    Peace Sunday 2026 | Welcoming the Stranger

    Sermon Focus: Issues of refugees and immigration are obviously political, economic and cultural issues — but sometimes we miss that they are also biblical issues, with profound ramifications for God's mission. What does the Bible say about these issues facing our nation and the church of Jesus Christ? In today's message, guest speaker Matthew Soerens of World Relief explores various biblical principles that can shape how we think about and respond to issues of refugees and immigration.

    36 min

  3. APR 12

    Here’s My Heart

    Sermon Focus: The risen Jesus comes to Peter to restore him, not condemn him. Jesus doesn’t ask Peter to prove himself, only to love him. And from that place of love, Jesus restores Peter and gives him a renewed calling. The one who failed the Lord is now the one commissioned to lead and care for the sheep. Because in the Kingdom of God, failure is never the end—it’s often where real faith begins. In the final message of our series, Pastor David invites us to keep entrusting our wandering hearts to God.

    45 min

  4. APR 5

    And I hope

    Sermon Focus: Peter drew his sword and Jesus told him to stop. Shortly after that, when questioned, Peter denied Christ three times and ran. Therefore, Peter was not there when Jesus died—he was crying and hiding in shame. And yet, when the women reported that Jesus had risen, Peter ran to the tomb! Peter shows us that we can always begin again. We can add an “and” when we think our stories have come to an end. It’s Easter Sunday! Listen as Pastor David invites us to ask, “Could it really be true?”

    28 min

  5. MAR 29

    Songs of Loudest Praise

    Sermon Focus: Palm Sunday is filled with both awe and confusion—the crowds rightly celebrate Jesus as the Son of David yet misunderstand the kind of king and Messiah he has come to be for us. The disciples stand in the tension, hearing the shouts of victory while remembering Jesus’ words about suffering, sacrifice, and the cross. In the sixth message of our series, Pastor David helps us to imagine what Peter and the disciples might have been thinking, and then he invites us to praise Jesus in the tension.

    26 min

  6. MAR 22

    Teach Me

    Sermon Focus: As Peter learns how to be a student of Jesus he asks his master a question about forgiveness. Jesus’ response seems impossible, but invites his followers to live into the reality of God’s grace. In the fifth message of our Lenten series, Pastor Melissa shares about the transforming power of forgiveness and invites us to consider how we will respond to the mercy of Christ.

    37 min

  7. MAR 15

    I'm Fixed Upon It

    Sermon Focus: In the episode immediately after Simon’s great confession (“You are the Messiah, the Son of the Living God”), and Jesus gives him his new name, Peter (rock), the Lord strongly rebukes Peter for being a stumbling block to him. And then Jesus uses that moment to challenge the expectations of the disciples and clarify what it means to follow him. In the fourth message of our series, Pastor David invites us to learn with Peter that Jesus is not the Messiah we expect—he is the Messiah we need.

    46 min

  8. MAR 8

    Praise the Mount

    Sermon Focus: After journeying with his disciples for a couple of years, Jesus asks them, “Who do you say I am?” In a life-defining moment, Simon Peter responds with clarity and conviction, and his declaration would shape his own identity and purpose. In the third message of our Lenten series, Pastor Melissa presents some of the ways the people of Jesus’ day understood him and invites us to respond to the question “Who do you say that Jesus is?”

    32 min
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  • Creator
    Grantham Church
  • Years Active
    2016 - 2026
  • Episodes
    294
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