Grace Downtown

Rev. Tom Holliday shares a message about discipleship and partnering with God in our spiritual growth. If you're interested in hearing more from Rev. Holliday, join us for our Discipleship Catalyst Open House on May 2. Visit us at gracedc.net/downtown for more information.

Guest preacher Rev. James Forsyth shared a stirring sermon this week, but our recording of it malfunctioned. Thankfully, he had recently delivered the same message at McLean Presbyterian Church, and we are delighted to bring you a recording of that delivery.

In part one of this two-part class, Pastor Glenn explains why place is important to living the Christian life well and outlines a few aspects of our city's history and culture that have shaped the life of our community. Join us for part two this Sunday. More information at gracedc.net/downtown.

Jesus calls his followers to help others connect to the joy that's offered by the God of the universe, but doing so requires living an open life.

What does it mean to live your life in light of Jesus' promised return? And how does the Bible lay out a vision for a life that is deeply interconnected with the lives of others?

Easter is the central holiday of the Christian faith, and possibly the celebration of the most important event in history. Pastor Glenn Hoburg talks us through some of the implications of the Easter holiday.

As we approach the celebration of the end of Jesus' life and the beginning of the Christian church, Rev. Mike Park helps us take a look at Jesus' warnings about the end of the old order and the beginning of a new era.

Guest preacher Dr. Dan Doriani continues our series looking at the gospel of Mark.

Pastor Glenn Hoburg continues our ongoing series exploring what it means to follow in Jesus' steps.

Pastor Glenn Hoburg on Jesus' advice to a man—and a culture—suffering from materialism.

Jesus' disciples were defeated, confused and publicly embarrassed. And his response to them was that they were still too proud.

Pastor Glenn's second sermon in a series looking at what we can learn about following Jesus from the gospel of Mark.

Pastor Glenn Hoburg kicks off our new series exploring who Jesus is and what it means to follow him.

Rev. Mike Park walks us through a different take on Jesus' parable of the good Samaritan.

Seminarian and Grace Downtown staff member Matt Miller shares how the gospel affirms, challenges and goes beyond conventional wisdom on gratitude and its effect on our lives.

Mr. John Cate shares a helpful perspective on why we look forward to a new year.

Rev. Mike Park's Advent sermon as delivered to our friends and family at Grace Meridian Hill on November 29, 2015.

Rev. Duke Kwon visits to close out our "Songs of Advent" series by teaching us what Jesus' birth means for people experiencing defeat and despondency.

One of the great needs that we have as human beings is the need for comfort. But where can true and lasting comfort be found? According to the Christian faith, the answer to this question is found in Advent—the arrival of Jesus Christ. Listen in as guest Pastor Glenn Hoburg shows us the good news in Simeon's Song. NOTE: This recording is from Grace Mosaic's November 29, 2015 worship service. The Grace Downtown pastors are rotating congregation to congregation for the Advent season. Pastor Glenn delivered a similar sermon at Grace Downtown on December 6, but the recording was damaged.

Rev. Tom Gibbs' second talk from this year's Fall Retreat covers the ways in which the gospel empowers us to live renewed lives.