In March of this year, our world changed. Due to coronavirus, work, school, church, and many other parts of our lives either stopped happening or were drastically altered. When this happened, our prayers reflected these changes. We prayed for medicines and a vaccine to combat the virus, for wisdom to...

There are two ways we find ourselves far from what we know to be true and good. One way is by making a big, decisive move to another position and place. The other way is to drift there. Drifting can be the result of many mini-decisions away from where we...

In a few hours I will attend the grave-side service of Lee Anderton, the oldest member of Grace Community Church. Lee died this week at 101 years of age.   When I met Lee and he joined our congregation, he was already in his mid-eighties. I quickly learned that Lee’s mental...

We’re reading along in Romans and we come to chapter four. A man named Abraham appears. Do we read on, or skip to chapter five? If we think that reading about Abraham is for the Jewish people only, we’ll move on. If we see Abraham as a mere example of...

Brothers and Sisters in Christ, are you pressing on or have you grown weary in well doing? Are you still praying? We have further to go on this journey. We are not home, yet. There is much to do here for the glory of our King. There are people to...

Dear Congregation, For twenty-seven years it has been my hope that Grace Community Church would be a praying congregation.  I believe prayer is at the heart of what it means for us to be Christians and a local church.  Prayer is only possible because Jesus made the way for us to come...