Grace Communion Fellowship

To all friends and family.
Elaine and Gordon Grose are friends of ours in their 80'S who have been supporting their son and daughter in- law, both physically and financially for many years, and now they have all run out of energy and finances. Drs. In New York have agreed to help Julie, who can no longer move on her own, with a medical diagnosis and probable expensive surgeries.
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Jesus is the Center of centers, the Son where our lives revolve around.

If we want to see the God who cannot be seen, all we have to do is look to Jesus. Christ is the living, visible image of the invisible God. Instead of just telling us about the nature of God, God sent his one and only Son to show us an exact representation of his character through the life and ministry of Jesus. He demonstrated what a God of love truly looks like. Everything Jesus did while here on earth showed us the compassionate heart of the Father, who yearns to be the one to whom we run for comfort and forgiveness. Thank you, Jesus, for being the very image of our God, and showing us who we truly are. Thank you for making it possible for us to live in right relationship with our loving God. Heavenly Father, comfort us as we crawl into your lap for some much needed rest.

Audio of the sermon on June 26, 2022

The Gathered and Scattered church 6-26-22

While we were still enemies, Jesus died for us. Shouldn’t we do the same for our enemies?

How well do we love the people we can’t stand? As followers of Christ, we are called by Jesus to seek the well-being of all people. Our obedience and devotion to Christ comes first, even if we don’t feel like it. This means taking Jesus seriously, being teachable, and choosing to follow him consistently as the Lord of our lives. It is important for us to recognize that we cannot love as Jesus loves without changing the way we think. Think about some difficult people in your life, maybe people who are very different from you. Ask Jesus to transform your mind about the way you view these people through His compassion, forgiveness, and grace to all.

Video of the sermon, "Why is the Knowledge of the Trinity So Important?"

Why the knowledge of the Trinity is So Important The Nicene Creed explains the relationship with God. In Jesus this divine relationship now includes us.

Audio of the sermon on June 19, 2022

Sunday Service

Worship Celebration/Bible Study via Zoom

You can join us LIVE in our worship celebration on June 19th at 10:30am and bible study at 9:45am via Zoom. If you want to participate, please contact us for the Zoom links.

This Sunday, we continue to observe the season of Ordinary Time with Trinity Sunday. Ordinary Time is when we focus on how we participate in the life and mission of our Lord, how we grow in discipleship and fellowship, and how we mature as believers. This Trinity Sunday, we celebrate our union and relationship with the Father, Son, and Spirit, growing our wisdom and finding delight in the joy of God’s creation.

A living sacrifice stays on the altar, forever offering her life to the devotion and service for the Lord.

We worship God because he is actually deserving of our worship, allegiance, and devotion. How do we worship? By honoring God with the bodies he has given us. It can be easy to forget how miraculous and precious our bodies are. Each of us is created intricately in our mother’s womb, woven together by our Maker with awe and wonder. As followers of Christ, we must remember we are not our own, and we were bought by the blood of Jesus. Therefore, we surrender to God every aspect of our lives, acknowledging that everything we have belongs to Him. Reflect on what each part of your body can do. How are you choosing to honor God with the amazing body He’s given you?

Video of the sermon “Power of the Spirit”

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Audio of the sermon on June 12, 2022

The Power of the Spirit

Worship Celebration/Bible Study via Zoom

You can join us LIVE in our worship celebration on June 12th at 10:30am and bible study at 9:45am via Zoom. If you want to participate, please contact us for the Zoom links.

This Sunday, we celebrate the start of the Ordinary Time season. Ordinary Time begins with Pentecost, the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, and ends with Christ the King Sunday, the return of Christ and the establishment of His Kingdom. Rick Shallenberger describes this season this way, "The heart of ordinary time is sharing the love and life of Christ with others—it is participating in the mission and ministry of God. It is the time “we reveal his light, we exhibit his life and we embody his love” (Bobby Gross). This can be said in many ways—it is walking the walk, putting ministry and mission to practice, being the church, being deployed, being the hands and feet of Jesus, being Christ to others, living and sharing the gospel."