Grace Community Church, Arlington, Va

Saul and David both wanted to live full throttle lives, but for very different reasons. That difference led one to success and one to absolute misery. In this message we will consider the difference between the two.

Do you have a problem that you can't see a way out of? How do we defeat the Golaiths we face in our everyday life? Listen to part 2 of Full Throttle to discover God's perspective on your situation.

One of the most fascinating men in the Bible, King David lived a life of action and adventure, purpose and passion. Join us on a four-week journey through King David’s early life to discover the secrets to living life full throttle.

As we head into 2014, this is the time of the year when many resolve to make changes that will improve their lives. What about your faith? We all want to have a strong relationship with God, but what does it take to make it happen?

Advent season is all about the anticipation of the return of Christ. Join us as we unwrap one final gift this Christmas: The Gift of Anticipation.

This week, we are unwrapping the gift of abundance. We'll take a closer look at what this gift really is and the simple things you can do to acquire it.

Week 3 of advent brings a special message on the gift of 'presence' that comes with a promise for all of us.

Remember those childhood memories of waking up Christmas morning, bursting with excitement to unwrap the presents you had dreamed about the night before? This holiday season we will unwrap the story of Christmas and discover the gifts that God has given to every one of us – gifts that are better than anything you’ll find under a Christmas tree.

This message concludes our Make Love, Not War series as we take a closer look at Jesus message of love, forgiveness and faith.

This message explores one of the most quoted but least understood passages of the Bible. Let's take a look at the ultimate characteristic of the Christian faith and how it is supposed to be lived out in our lives.

This week we look at how individual value is maintained when focusing on unity. We do not strive for uniformity or conformity. Each person has a unique role to play in order for the Church to function properly.

We all know that relationships can be complicated, messy and frustrating. Fortunately, God gives us help to navigate these situations.

This message concludes our Messy Relationships series as we take a look at what the Bible has to say about one of the most controversial topics of today's Christian church.

Four simple things husbands and wives can do to maintain a marriage full of love and passion.

Is divorce a sin? Is remarriage adultery? Are divorced people less spiritual? Join us for part 3 of our Messy Relationships series. It's time to talk about divorce.

Both the Gospel and sex send a message, and that message is the same thing. We'll explain what this is all about as we explore 1 Corinthians Chapter 6.

Think about the greatest love stories you've ever heard. What made them so great? What element was in them that made strong men cry? Okay, now let's switch gears. Most Americans believe in a loving God. Why? What is it that they point to to justify that belief? Join us for this message entitled It's Time to Talk About Sex.

Where does the power come from to stop sinning? Knowing that God freely forgives should I even concern myself with that question? How would you answer that? This message concludes It's Complicated, divisive issues in a divided city.

There has been a terrible misunderstanding that has led to pain and rejection; that's the bad news. Here is the good news: 1 Corinthians 2 will take us down a path toward freedom and peace. Join us for part 2 of Its Complicated.

In this series we begin a discussion about some of the most complicated social issues of our day. In many ways our country and our churches are divided over these topics causing a great amount of hurt, disillusionment and despair. Does the Bible offer any hope? We believe it does. Join us and hear God's message to this city from the book of 1 Corinthians.