Grace Community Church, Arlington, Va

Did you hear about the Bible story of the nine guys who missed Thanksgiving? Their story is a timely reminder of a powerful principle that is desperately needed in our world today. Join us for the conclusion of our Thanksgiving series.

If thanksgiving is the foundation of the Christian life, how do we know if we've really grasped it? After all, we all have things we're thankful for. Is that enough or is there something more?

A four-day weekend. No pressure to buy gifts. Great food (and leftovers). Football. Passing out on the couch. No wonder Thanksgiving is one of our favorite holidays. Join us for a message that reminds us of all that we have to be thankful for.

Our relationships serve as the ingredient for change. When we focus on "me" our impact is hindered. When we look beyond ourselves we can change the world. Discover the path forward that echoes into eternity. Join us for this message entitled, Calling Us Forward.

We long for a safe place. When Jesus is the basis for our relationships, we find that home and we grow those meaningful relationships. Let God work through you to create that place for those you love. Watch Welcome Us Home.

Why are we so different? Colleagues, neighbors, siblings, friends, parents, partners - you name it! We're multi-layered, multi-dimensional beings. God wants us to leverage our differences for healthier, happier lives. Find out more.

Relationships are about choices and commitment. In this message we celebrate what commitment looks like and how God calls us to come together to make something wonderful.

We friend, follow and subscribe. We like, double tap and share. Online or off, do we go from the surface to something more? Why is This is Us so binge-worthy? It reminded us that life feels more meaningful when we connect in real ways.

Your starting point is just that, a start. Our relationships are meant for more than just a beginning. True relationships grow and develop with life's ups-and-downs. Kevin and Kate depend on each other, but that doesn't mean they're growing. Join us as we discover How Us Grows.

It's no secret that the more you give, the more you get. That's why good relationships start with a little self-work. And they get even better with God-work. Take a look inside yourself and a look up to God as we continue our This is Us sermon series.

We all want good relationships. Done right, they can make us happier and make our lives better. God wants the best for us, too- so much that the Bible sets out failsafe ways to win at life and love. Let’s take a look at a few ways to make it all come together.

It's tougher than ever to meditate on the things that matter the most. No wonder--there are up to 10,000 ads and messages competing for your daily bandwidth. They tell you what you need and who you should be. Pull over for a rest stop and learn how to lose your mind.

Sometimes you feel like you're on the outside looking in. Sometimes if feels like everyone else is looking in on you. How you respond can create a community with all the right people. In this message we focus on how we respond when the anxiety and stress of others hits.

As the song says, sometimes we are just "blinded by thirst". Let’s loosen our grips on those things that are causing us way too much stress.

There's lots in life you can't control. Ready to get a handle on what you can? Give it up to God and you'll get back more than you bargained for. Join us for the start of our new sermon series as we focus on one of the best ways to recalibrate your life.

"When I am weak, then I am strong." Heroes throughout history always boast about their strength, so why does Paul want us to boast about our weaknesses? Find out how God prepares us to be true heroes.

Oftentimes heroes have tremendous resources at their disposal. Amos shows us that hero potential isn't necessarily based on how much you have, but something else instead. Join us and find out what makes Amos one of our unlikely heroes?

We hear a lot of messages today. They come from everywhere and without end. The ones that we take up tend to define our lives. Join us to hear about an unlikely hero whose message shaped his life and can shape ours.

Being the mother of Jesus elevates Mary to legendary status within Christianity. But before all of the "Mother to the Savior of the World" business, Mary was a very ordinary, insignificant person. What made her worthy of being used by God for something so significant?

During his brother's lifetime, James never believed that Jesus was God in human flesh. While others became Jesus' disciples, James looked on with a mix of disbelief and jealousy that lasted until after Jesus' death. Then everything changed for this unlikely hero.