Grace Community Church, Arlington, Va

We continue our sermon series looking at the life of Nehemiah – a high-octane, highly effective leader. In this message we take a look at two qualifications that made Nehemiah the right man for a very important job

This message will explore what it means to be "a church for people who don't go to church" and will include real life stories from Grace attendees about what God has been doing in their lives.

We continue our sermon series looking at the life of Nehemiah – a high-octane, highly effective leader. We are exploring what made Nehemiah so successful and how these critical leadership principles apply to our lives, work and relationships.

Lessons In Leadership is a six-week sermon series that looks at the life of Nehemiah - a high-octane, highly effective leader. We will explore what made Nehemiah so successful and how these critical leadership principles apply to our lives, work and relationships.

Part two of the series "Designated Driver". True spiritual success is developed by joining God's work in God's way. We learn from Samson and King David that God has given us a job and when we do not pursue this work we inhibit our spiritual growth.

Join us as we look at a True Bible Story of one of the most fascinating figures to ever live. This celebrity story is about a man with off-the-charts super star potential. we will look at what drove his successes and failures to see what we can learn.

Are you doing a workaround or trusting God fully? Find out what can happen when you rob God of the opportunity to bless your life.

We continue our Simplify series with a look at what it means to be content.

Most of us wish we weren't so busy, stressed and exhausted. This sermon series explores what we can learn from Jesus about how to lead a simpler, richer life. Please watch this short video before you listen to the sermon: http://vimeo.com/56946399

Most of us wish we weren't so busy, stressed and exhausted. This sermon series explores what we can learn from Jesus about how to lead a simpler, richer life. Please watch this short video before you listen to the sermon: http://vimeo.com/56946399

Lazarus was past possible; he was dead. He wasn't just dead for a minute, or an hour, or even a day. Lazarus had been dead for four days. Lazarus was past possible; he might even had been past impossible. Are you past possible? I thought I would have kicked this habit by ____________. I thought I would have been financially successful by ____________. I thought I would have been married, healed, happy, pregnant, etc. by ____________. Have your deadlines come and gone and now you are well past possible? Is there any hope? Yes, there is! If you would like to view the video clip referenced during service please watch the first 40 seconds from this youtube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USlXhub75w0

This Sunday we study John 9, the man born blind. Jesus' disciples want to know 'who sinned?' that caused this man all this suffering. Jesus responds with a third option to suffering that the disciples had not thought of. Here is the link to the video shown during service: http://www.wingclips.com/movie-clips/schindlers-list/one-more-person?play=1

Is there a storm in your life? A storm of discontentment, discouragement, or dissatisfaction? Jesus can rescue you from that storm. Join us for more of John Chapter 6 and expect God to rescue you from your storm.

Listen in as we continue our Transformed series on the seven miracles of Christ. This week we look at John 6:1-14, where Jesus feeds the 5,000.

Have you ever watched an American Idol audition? Some contestants speak so confidently, "I'm going to be the next American Idol!" Then they start singing and you say to yourself, "What were they thinking?". They put their hope in something that will never be successful. Then somewhere deep inside of you a little voice says, "Don't let that ever be YOU!"

We are in week two of our Transformed series, exploring the seven miracles of Jesus in the Gospel of John. Jesus' second miracle (John 4:43-54) gives one man much more than he bargained for.

Are you a wine maker or a wine taker? This Sunday we will examine Jesus' first miracle and discuss why it could be His most important miracle. You can view the video we showed at the end of the sermon here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGT1rGxfaKw

This Sunday we look at Jesus' teaching that he is the vine and we are the branches. In John 15:7 Jesus makes a bold promise to us, yet we rarely take him up on it. What are the implications of Jesus' words in John 15:7? What do they mean for us? As part of the service, we will have a few special guests who will be sharing what God has been doing in their lives.

Why not Muhammad, or Buddha, or something else, or nothing at all? There are so many opinions about who Jesus is and so much confusion about who He claimed to be. This sermon series, 'Why Jesus?' investigates who Jesus said He was in His own words. Jesus made seven clear and bold statements about His identity in the Bible. What are they, and what do they mean to us today and everyday for that matter? This week: I am the way, the truth and the life.

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