Gospel Grace Church Sermon Audio

- Speaker: Bill Kelly - Identifying the author's perspective and understanding the genre can help you to interpret the New Testament.

Acts 14 - Speaker: Lukus Counterman - In Acts 14 we read final installment of Paul’s first missionary journey. He visits more cities, stops in some synagogues, and shares the gospel with various people. Along the way he’s driven out of town, receives death threats, and is pummeled with stones because of his gospel ministry. But at the end of the day, Paul felt compelled to preach the good news even if it caused division, even if the audiences were varied, all so that churches could be established. In the wake of Paul’s travels were new communities of faith, new bodies of believers assembling in the name of Jesus bearing witness to his great salvation. Now, we can give our lives to a great many things, but what could be more worthwhile than giving ourselves to Christ’s body the church? May the Lord extend his name and fame through us!

Deuteronomy 6:4-7 - Speaker: Josh MacAvoy - Many parents want to instill positive character in their children. But as Christians, our goal should be in developing character that is shaped by God and His Word. Ultimately, parenting is about intentionally fostering a “soul stamped by God,” so that both the children and the parents are shaped in their spiritual growth.

- Speaker: Josh Lankford - Join us as we consider the value of understanding the overarching storyline of the New Testament as an aid to our study of specific New Testament passages!

- Speaker: Jotham Manoranjan -

Revelation 7:9-17 - Speaker: Adam Groza - Life is filled with discouragement. In our passage this week, the Apostle John is giving us a glimpse of glory to encourage our walk with Christ and give us joyful endurance.

- Speaker: Lukus Counterman - Global Christianity starts where God has placed us. The Great Commission and Great Command need to be lived out in harmony.

Deuteronomy 6:4-9 - Speaker: Will Galkin - Parenting is all of grace. We need to start with the foundational concepts that children are a blessing, a responsibility, and an opportunity. They are a gift from God (Psalm 127:3-5) and should be nurtured with gratitude. Parents have the responsibility to disciple their children in God’s truth (Ephesians 6:4) and integrate faith into daily life (Deuteronomy 6:4-9). Ultimately, parenting is an opportunity for gospel impact, raising disciples who will love and follow Christ (2 Corinthians 5:20). Through faith, discipline, and reliance on God’s grace, parents shape their children’s hearts for His kingdom.

Romans 1:1-3 - Speaker: Josh Lankford - In this first lesson in our series, we cover the purpose for the class and the first tool in our New Testament tool belt: Understanding the Storyline of the Old Testament.