Grace Community Church

“It’s hard to argue with a transformed life.”

This past Sunday we took time to look at the story of the woman at the well. At the beginning of the story she comes to the well in the middle of the day to avoid people, but after encountering Jesus she leaves her water jar and goes straight to the crowds to tell people about Him.

We are loving this series in the gospel of John where we get to see how when people meet Jesus, they are transformed. We hope that you would take time this week to meet with Jesus and let Him so transforming work in you too.

And we can’t wait to see you again this Sunday!

The words of Jesus from John 4:23. Spirit and truth.

This weekend we heard a powerful message about Jesus meeting the woman at the well. We learned how Jesus sought to get to the root of her hurt and bring healing. And we saw how Jesus brought restoration to cultural separation, personal brokenness, and isolation in this interaction.

We’re looking forward to diving more into this passage on Sunday!

Yesterday at Grace we were reminded of the beauty of John 3:16- that this isn’t just the first verse you learn in Sunday School or something you see on bumper stickers but that it is truly good news! John 3:16 reminds us of the love of the Father, the sacrifice of Jesus, and the invitation that is extended to us.

“For I know that I am included in the broad scope of whosoever.”

We love getting to see you on Sundays!

This past Sunday we took a look at John 3 and how Jesus sought to restore the temple to its original purpose- encountering His presence. This begs the question of us: what have we normalized that distracts us from Him? Where can we make more space to get to the heart of what Jesus cares about?

We’re so excited to keep journeying through John with you and can’t wait to see how God continues to transform us.

We want to see you again this Sunday!

This past week we talked about how Jesus called some of His disciples- people who in one way or another told they weren’t good enough, but Jesus invited them into fellowship with Him and apprenticeship of Him. If you are feeling disqualified or not good enough, remember that Jesus invites us to come, follow, belong, and see. He is waiting for you!

We’re excited to continue our Transformed Encounter series this Sunday! See you there!

CELEBRATING 132 BAPTISMS!! We are so in awe of God and all that He is doing here.

As we like to say around here- every number has a story, every story has a name, and every name matters to God. So, we don’t just celebrate 132 baptisms, but 132 stories, declarations of faith, and encounters of God’s love.