Episodes
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Messiah // Brian Fisher
In and through Jesus Christ, God’s perfect plan and all of His promises will be fulfilled.
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A Sending Church // Ben Clausen
Grace Bible Church has a rich legacy as a sending church. But just because we have been something doesn't mean we'll always be something. What does it look like for us to continue and improve our sending efforts as a church? In today's Go Weekend message, we see 4 marks of a sending church.
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Return // Brian Fisher
Always faithful to His promises, God restored His people to the Promised Land. They experienced yet again His loyalty, returned to worshipping Him and continued to wait expectantly for even more of His blessings.
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New Covenant // Trey Corry
In the New Covenant, God promises to His people a Restored Relationship, Restored Resources, and a Restored Creation.
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Kingdom // Brian Fisher
The Bible is the story of God restoring his fallen creation through Jesus, our savior and king. In 2 Samuel 7, God reveals that his plan of restoration would happen through a royal son of David. God promises that David's son would rule forever. Jesus would ultimately be the greater son of David…
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Law // Ben Clausen
How are God's people to walk in his ways? This week we learn about how God formed the people of Israel into the nation of Israel, through the giving of His Law. We discuss why the Law was necessary, what the Law is, and how it is to be thought about today.
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Promise // Brian Fisher
God makes promises, and God keeps promises. We can trust Him to restore all things because He is faithful. His plan for creation and for His image-bearers has never wavered. But how will He remove sin’s curse and set all things right? Through promises and covenants, beginning with Abraham.
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Fall // Brian Fisher
Genesis begins very good. An eternal, powerful, all-knowing God reveals His goodness in a perfectly made creation. All is right with the world, and all is right with humanity. But when we consider our own lives, it’s not all good. How did we get from there to here? Genesis 3 instructs us that all...
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Creation // Brian Fisher
The Bible contains 66 books, but it is one story about one God revealing His glory and eventually restoring all creation to His original design and purpose. In the beginning of the story, God reveals to us who He is, what He has created, and why we are here.
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Invest in Eternity // Brian Fisher
While we wait for Jesus to return and establish His kingdom on earth, we are called as stewards to invest His resources, entrusted to us for a brief span of time, for His glory and our reward.
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Invest Your Life // Brian Fisher
While we wait for Jesus to return and establish His kingdom on earth, we are called as stewards to invest His resources, entrusted to us for a brief span of time, for His glory and our reward.
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How Do I Get Started? // Thomas Seith
Discipleship to Jesus is about cultivating a relationship that brings about personal transformation and results in spiritual multiplication. In order to get started, Jesus give us 3 things we must do to begin our discipleship journey: renew our priorities, our practices and our relationship to…
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What is Discipleship? // Thomas Seith
Discipleship to Jesus is about cultivating a relationship with Him that brings about transformation and results in multiplication.
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How Does Worship Change Us? // Mike Nuggent
It is normal for us to compare our lives to others around us, but God reminds us that He is where we can find the ultimate satisfaction.
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Psalm 27 // Dylan Boyd
No matter what we face in life, we can find hope in God's covenant faithfulness toward us in Christ. In Psalm 27, David helps us answer the question, "How do we faithfully navigate hard times?"
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Be Real // Trey Jordan
It can be very easy to go through the motions as we worship each week, and we often don't take the appropriate time to examine our posture before God in those moments. Psalm 50 provides a backdrop for the people of God to evaluate whether our hearts, and our lives, are in step with our rhythms of...
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The Steadfast Love of God // Jonathan Smith
Psalm 107 reminds us that no matter whether we are lost, trapped by sin, suffering from our own foolishness, or overwhelmed by life's storms, the Lord hears those who cry to Him and rescues them because of His steadfast love. Discover how God's redeeming grace meets us in every circumstance and...
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Limitless Power, Infinite Love // Ben Biles
Series: Psalms Sermon Title: Limitless Power, Infinite Love Text: Psalm 8 Date: 7/5/2025 Speaker: Ben Biles Campus: Southwood
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Only One King // Brian Fisher
It is tempting to think that if we could just be free from all authority in our lives, if we could achieve complete independence with no one telling us what to do, then we could be happy. In fact, that is the first temptation that tripped up Adam and Eve, sending them tumbling out of the garden....
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Psalm 30 // Mike Nugent
Psalm 30 ultimately points us to Jesus, who entered into our suffering, bore our shame, and stood in the place of the judgment and discipline we deserved. Where David experienced deliverance from the consequences of sin and brokenness, Psalm 30 ultimately finds its fullest meaning in Christ, who...
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The Disorientation of Envy and Comparison // Trey Corry
The normal human tendency to compare our lives to others can actually disorient us to such an extent that we can question the goodness of God. Yet in the presence of God, He reveals a new perspective for His people about their future and reminds us that He is our ultimate good and satisfaction.
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When Trouble Comes // Thomas Seith
What is your response when you find yourself in trouble? In Psalm 11 we see that a believer can either falter in their faith or take refuge in a God of compassion and justice.
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God’s Presence & Protection Amidst Injustice // Zack Nigliazzo
When evil seems to have the upper hand, how do we react? We need God’s presence and His protection but we also want His justice! Ultimately, we trust in what is true of God and us.
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Healthy Worship // Thomas Seith
Is worship primarily the singing of songs or some kind of emotional response to something? What does it look like to worship God the way that he desires? In Psalm 138 we get to see a picture of healthy, God-glorying worship that has been strengthened through repeated habit, deep reflection and...
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Prosper or Perish // Brian Fisher
This life is rigged. It only works God’s way. Follow His path and you will experience blessing, peace, joy and fulfillment. Follow the world and you will experience frustration, conflict and failure. Maybe not immediately, but eventually. Your choices, both small and large, will matter today and...
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Hope Forever // Thomas Seith
Revelation 1 reminds us that we can always have hope in a world of fear, anxiousness and trouble. This passage reminds us that, in Christ, God gives us a new identity, reveals his power over death and that he controls the end of the story. In Christ, we can live with hope.
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Changed // Brian Fisher
Encountering Jesus changes us. He redeems our past and our present, and He redirects our future. Encountering Jesus forever changes who we are and how we live our lives!
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Resolute // Tod Berkey
Pressure is inevitable in a broken world, but it doesn’t have to define or derail our faith. In Paul's final letter he shows Timothy that a steady, resilient faith isn’t only possible; it’s something God can form in us in the middle of the pressures we face.
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Jesus In The Face Of Failure // Tod Berkey
Failure. We've all experienced it. How does Jesus respond to it? In John 21 we get a clear answer to that question, and the answer might surprise us. Instead of distance and disappointment we find Jesus with hope as He pursues, restores and invites.
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From Doubt to Devotion // Brian Fisher
Doubt doesn’t have to be fatal to our faith. Jesus loves sincere doubters, and He can even use our doubts to strengthen our faith. When we acknowledge our questions and sincerely seek the truth, we can find even deeper trust in Jesus and deeper devotion to Jesus on the other side of our doubt.
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We Were Hoping // Brian Fisher
We can’t live without hope. But sometimes we place our hope in the wrong place or with the wrong people, and then we become disappointed, disillusioned, depressed, angry. But hope placed in the resurrection of Jesus and His future return to set all things right will never disappoint us. Where are...
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New Birth // Jacob Smith
Today, we’re studying Jesus’ conversation with Nicodemus, in which He describes the effects of being spiritually reborn.
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Unrestrained // Brian Fisher
What the world calls waste, Jesus calls worship. The lesson we learn from the example of Mary is that Jesus is worthy of unrestrained worship. Followers of Jesus, don’t hold anything back!
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Mary & Martha // Dylan Boyd
While work is a good thing, our attention must remain on Jesus and his words rather than ourselves and our work. We always have more to receive from Him than we have to offer to Him.
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Encountering God Through Fasting // Thomas Seith
Fasting is a gift from God to help us draw near to him. In this sermon we ask 4 questions: What is fasting? Why would I ever embrace fasting? What ruins fasting? and Where do I start?
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Jesus Encounters Satan // Jonathan Smith
In Gospel of Luke 4:1–13, Jesus—the Second Adam—faces temptation at His weakest point, defeating our greatest enemy, Satan. Where Adam, Israel, and every one of us have failed, Jesus trusts God’s Word instead of bread, power, or safety from suffering. This isn’t just a model for resisting...
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Life Defeats Death // Brian Fisher
When we entrust our lives – now and forever – into the care of Jesus, we experience faith that conquers all fear. And we have hope that transcends all the sorrows of this broken world. Are you believing in Jesus for life today?
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Don’t Walk Away From Jesus // Brian Fisher
We can’t earn eternal life, but our loyalty to our Savior will be richly rewarded.
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Born Blind // Brian Fisher
We are all born broken and blind. If we accept our condition, then Jesus can heal us and give us sight. If we reject this reality, we remain in our blindness. Do you know that, apart from Jesus, you are broken and blind?
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Through Life’s Storms // Brian Fisher
Life is dangerous! How do we navigate the dangers of life without becoming emotionally overwhelmed, crushed, paralyzed by fear or anxiety? By learning, believing and living the reality of who Jesus is. He is stronger than all things seen and unseen, and He desires to deliver us.
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Follow Me // Brian Fisher
Follow Me! That command from Jesus doesn’t apply only to the early disciples, but to each and every one of us, each and every day. To follow Jesus means that we relinquish control over our lives because we trust that His way is best.
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INComplete // Tod Berkey
Voices declaring we aren't enough is not a new thing. When the identity of believers in Colossae was being shaken, Paul pointed to a freedom not rooted in their performance but in their position in Christ. This freedom is still available today and is where abundant life is found.
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Confidence In The Midst Of The Unexpected // Thomas Seith
We can have confidence in the midst of the unexpected because of the advent story. It shows us that God isn’t afraid of the unexpected, salvation has come in full a that he invites us to trust him.
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Humility is the Christmas Spirit // Ben Clausen
How do we resist the downstream tug of pride and the me-focused lifestyle, this Christmas season? Philippians 2:1-11 tells us: Humility is the way.
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Finishing Well Together // Thomas Seith
How do we finish well as a church? We must lead like Christ, follow with humility and fight with hope.
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First the Cross, then a Crown // Brian Fisher
To the degree that we identify with Jesus Christ in this life, we will suffer. However, to the degree that we identify with Jesus Christ and share in His sufferings, we will also be rewarded now and forever. And God’s promised rewards never disappoint.
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Time is Short // Brian Fisher
Life is short. Time is precious. Don’t waste a moment. Instead, imitate the example and urgency of Jesus by resolving to turn away from sin and turn toward one another in love and service.
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Faith Wins // Brian Fisher
In the end, faith wins because Jesus wins. In this world, when we align our lives with Jesus, we will suffer. But when we respond with respect and endurance, our hope gives evidence of our faith and draws others to Jesus. So never give up. Remember the example of Jesus – His death, His…
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