Naples Community Church

Has there been a moment in your life when you saw the grace of God clearly written on someone else's face? Maybe in the way they carried themselves, or the peace they held even in suffering? Pastor Kirt Anderson shares two such moments from his own life, and both point to the same truth from Romans 5: God is in pursuit of every one of us, and His grace produces a joy that does not end at death.

We come to God with empty hands, and He still chose to die for us. Pastor Kirt Anderson reminds us that it is not our goodness that earns God's love, but His grace that freely gives it. That is the whole point of the gospel.

A soldier said he 'didn't care' if he survived — but was that really indifference, or something far deeper? Pastor Kirt Anderson's response to a Vietnam veteran will make you rethink what true sacrifice actually looks like.

Even if God doesn't rescue us — we will not bow. The three young men in the book of Daniel did not demand a miracle before they chose obedience. Their faith was rooted not in what God might do, but in who God is. Pastor Kirt Anderson unpacks this remarkable moment in his sermon 'When the Music Plays, Will You Bow?' and challenges us to examine the depth of our own convictions. True faith does not negotiate with the furnace.

Weekly Worship Wrapup - 5 24 2026 - Memorial Day

The writer of Hebrews invites every believer to come boldly to the throne of grace — not because we have earned the right, but because God's mercy is freely given. Whatever you are carrying today, there is grace enough to meet you.

Have you ever spent years — or even decades — feeling like you could never quite measure up in God's eyes? Pastor Dan shares a powerful moment from his counseling office that cuts straight to the heart of what grace really means.

Full sermon: https://naplescommunitychurch.org/you-dont-have-to-earn-it/

Weekly Worship Wrapup - 5 17 2026 -

Sometimes the most powerful expression of love is not a lecture, a warning, or a consequence; it is a quiet presence in the dark that simply says, 'Honey, I'm just glad you're home.' In this deeply personal story shared during his Mother's Day sermon, Pastor Kirt Anderson recalls a moment from his teenage years when his mother's silent, gracious love stopped him in his tracks and changed him from the inside out. That kind of love, he reflects, is a living picture of the love of God.

Weekly Worship Wrapup - Mother's Day