Grace Community Church, Arlington, Va

I have heard many people say they believe in a God of love, not a God of wrath and judgement. But why? Why would we believe in a God who does not judge? Where is the evidence that we can base this opinion upon?  Mark 14 provides some very important answers to this question.

Are you willing to let Jesus change your life?

Jesus is always surprising us. Let’s look at 3 unlikely things he does in Mark 8 and 9.

We need to be touched repeatedly by God so we can be healed. Healing begins when you let your guard down.

in Mark 7 Jesus says that cleaning up the things we do does not lead to being clean before God. we have to start with cleaning our heart. Jesus is the heart cleaning specialist and in order for my heart to be clean I must be with Him.

"Radical Problem": A look at Mark Chapter 6 and the next part in the Radical Shift message series.

This message is all about Jesus reversing the work of Satan in our lives when we name our demons and allow our Savior to deliver us.

Find out what Jesus says about how the Kingdom of God works and how we can be involved in the action.

Join us for part 4 of our Radical Shift sermon series. This message contrasts the difference between religion and gospel. Do you know what the desire to control God is called?

Crowds of people are surrounding Jesus with the hopes of participating in His great power. How can we do that? Are we only supposed to read about Jesus' power, or do we get to participate in it as well? The Bible says God gives power. This message will focus on how we can be the recipients of the power of God.

Sometimes we experience success in our lives without much satisfaction. How do we turn ourselves to God's original intent for us?

This is the start of our new sermon series: Radical Shift. Who is Jesus? The book of Mark unfolds the powerful truth of who Christ is in the shortest, sharpest, and most dramatic of the gospels. Until we understand the true Jesus, we can never be transformed by Him. It's time for a radical shift!

This message concludes our Bad Boys of the Bible series with a message about Samson, the baddest of the bad boys. 

We'll explore what Genesis 1-3 teaches us about God and his plan for us to live lives of purpose, meaning and significance. 

This sermon explores the importance of keeping God and his Word at the center of your life.

God is patient and faithful in fulfilling the promises he has for us.

What can we do when we are up against our own Goliaths, our own battles? We take a look at the famous battle between David and Goliath for insight this week as we continue the "Bad Boys of the Bible" series.

Joseph goes through some difficult circumstances. We will take a look at what sustains him and what sustains us during trying times.

If you think the heroes we read about in the Bible are perfect, think again. Each week during our summer sermon series we will explore a bad boy of the Bible and how God worked in him despite his mistakes and shortcomings. The fact that God chose to work in and through these bad boys gives us great insight into who God is and what that means for each of us.

If you have ever had a hard time loving your enemies and praying for those who persecute you this is a message that you need to hear.