Jesus makes it clear that the church is the hope of the world. And, he promised the church, established by him, would not be defeated (Matthew 16:18).

There have been plenty of up’s and down’s throughout history, times when the church failed miserably and appeared to be on the verge of being extinguished. All the while, Jesus has kept—and will keep—his promise.

Have you seen this all-too-common scenario?
You’re in a restaurant and can’t help but notice a nearby family: the middle-school daughter has her earbuds securely in place, staring off into space. The elementary-age son is fixated on the device in his hands. And Mom and Dad are both scanning their phones.

So often, people here at Grace mention how their spiritual journey got going when someone shared winsomely about what Christ means to them, invited them to an event, or lived with contagious faith. Over and over I hear encouraging stories like that.

Tuesday, May 15th at our Annual Meeting new elders were elected, and we gave thanks together for many demonstrations of the Lord’s grace and strength this past year.  

You can pick up your own copy of the Annual Report at our literature display in the lobby. You’ll be encouraged by a visual overview of what God has been doing in and through our Grace Church family from 2017 to present.

There’s a principle we see in life that is clearly taught in the Bible. You could call it the law of the harvest: “You always reap what you sow” (Galatians 6:7).