Grace Community Church, Arlington, Va

We’re surrounded by promises—quick fixes, big claims, life hacks—but so few things actually work. This Easter, we’ll explore a message that history, experience, and even God Himself confirmed with a cosmic, undeniable YES. If you're searching for something real—something that changes hearts, builds lasting influence, and actually works—come hear why Jesus’ resurrection isn’t just a sign… it's a sign worth trusting.

Which day in Jesus' life marked the beginning of his last days? While it might be hard to pinpoint, when you look at moments that moved things in that direction, they all have one thing in common. Join us this Sunday for the start of Holy Week with a Palm Sunday message about that very thing.

In a world where serving is often seen as weakness, we rarely stop to consider what it says about a God who chooses to serve. This week, we look at one of the most awkward and surprising moments in Jesus’ life—a moment that flips our assumptions about power, love, and leadership. Join us as we explore a story that might challenge you view of God… in all the best ways.

What can we learn from Jesus’ last days? In his suffering, service, and sacrificial death, we find the truth of who God is and who we are in Him. Join us for this three-week series as we reflect on the profound meaning of Jesus’ last days.

We all know the impact of being an outsider—socially, professionally, even spiritually. But what if the very thing that made you feel excluded was actually an invitation to something greater? This week, we’re diving into a powerful passage in Ephesians 3, where Paul reveals a radical truth that changes everything about who we are and where we stand with God. Join us as we uncover the mystery of belonging.

Ever feel like the world is one big social media feud? Jesus didn’t come to take sides—He came to make peace, and science backs Him up. You weren’t just saved FROM something—you were saved FOR something.”

In his commencement address at UC Berkeley, U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy referred to this force as "our greatest power." In this message titled "Saved By What?", we'll delve into the transformative force that one of America's leading scientists hails as our greatest power. Discover what this unparalleled force is and how it can profoundly impact your life.

From ancient scriptures to modern science, there's a recurring theme: we all need saving. But what's the real danger? In this sermon, we'll connect the dots between faith, facts, and our favorite stories to reveal the surprising answer. Don't miss this eye-opening journey into the question, "Saved from what?”

Sometimes, what we see isn’t the full story. Throughout history, people have built great towers and temples, believing they held the key to power and security—yet there was always something greater at work. In this message, Towers and Temples, we’ll explore what it means to have our eyes opened to what God is doing, even when it feels like we’re surrounded by forces beyond our control.

Ever tried to put together IKEA furniture without the instructions? That’s what happens when we misread the Bible. This Sunday, we’re diving into the key to unlocking Scripture’s true meaning—because when we follow the right guide, everything just clicks.

What if one passage in the Bible held the key to understanding God’s purpose for your life? This Sunday, we’ll explore a powerful truth in Ephesians that could reshape how you see yourself and your calling. Don’t miss the message, “Has God Chosen You?”

What does it mean to truly follow Jesus? In Rooted, a nine-week journey through the letter to the Ephesians, we’ll explore the foundational beliefs of Christianity—what it means to be grounded in love and united with God and others. Through the powerful message of Ephesians, we’ll uncover how this call to oneness and reconciliation can transform our lives and the world around us.

One of the most complicated things about life has to be navigating our relationships with others. Unfortunately, there is no easy formula or quick fix to apply. But Jesus does outline a clear way for us to reset our hearts towards one another. Join us this weekend as we explore a reset in our relationships.

Why do 92% of New Year’s Resolutions fail? And why are we always striving to be better in different areas of life, yet never quite seem to get there? Maybe it’s time for a reset.

Are you frustrated with the same resolutions year after year? Maybe it’s time for a reset. Join us for a three-week series starting Sunday, January 5 to discover a better way to start your year.

We just celebrated the birth of the one called Jesus of Nazareth, who has been described as being a new kind of King. Lives and communities have been transformed for centuries by getting to know Jesus, but how do you describe all that Jesus was and is? Join us as two of our teens walk us through a powerful description of the one whose life, death, and resurrection turned the world upside-down.

Why did God choose shepherds to hear the first news of Jesus’ birth? Could it be that our joy depends on understanding their role? Discover the surprising path to lasting joy.

The Christmas story is a salvation story—but what kind of salvation did Mary hear when the angel said, "You shall call him Jesus"? Was it something more than what we often imagine? The direction of our lives is shaped by the story we choose to believe—join us this Sunday to discover the story Mary believed and the profound impact it has for us today.

There comes a point in almost every Christmas movie where the main character realizes they have been focusing on the wrong thing. The truth is, it’s easy to lose sight of the bigger picture. Despite the chaos surrounding Mary, the mother of Jesus, her prayer provides a template to experiencing greater purpose this holiday season. Hear how “The Magnificat” can help focus you on what really matters.

As Christmas approaches, we all long for something to rekindle our hope and wonder. This Sunday’s message, “Blessing in Believing,” starts with Mary’s visit to Elizabeth and the beautiful truth: “Blessed is she who has believed.” Together, we’ll explore how belief in something greater than ourselves can bring light to this season and our lives.