Great Road Church Messages

“The world is on fire.” Have you felt that recently? The letter of Colossians invites us to look deeper at the One who holds “all things” together – past and future, heaven and earth, physical and spiritual. Paul gives us a vision of Christ who brings harmony and hope to the entire cosmos, showing us that connecting to Christ can bring fullness, freedom, and transformation to our lives — even when we feel “everything is falling apart.”

Following Jesus often moves us against the grain — and that can leave us tired and discouraged. But we’re not the first to walk this path! In this series, we’ll discover the many ways God encouraged, energized, and sustained the prophets of old. We hope you encounter again the One who says, “my burden is light.”

Following Jesus often moves us against the grain — and that can leave us tired and discouraged. But we’re not the first to walk this path! In this series, we’ll discover the many ways God encouraged, energized, and sustained the prophets of old. We hope you encounter again the One who says, “my burden is light.”

Following Jesus often moves us against the grain — and that can leave us tired and discouraged. But we’re not the first to walk this path! In this series, we’ll discover the many ways God encouraged, energized, and sustained the prophets of old. We hope you encounter again the One who says, “my burden is light.”

Following Jesus often moves us against the grain — and that can leave us tired and discouraged. But we’re not the first to walk this path! In this series, we’ll discover the many ways God encouraged, energized, and sustained the prophets of old. We hope you encounter again the One who says, “my burden is light.”

Following Jesus often moves us against the grain — and that can leave us tired and discouraged. But we’re not the first to walk this path! In this series, we’ll discover the many ways God encouraged, energized, and sustained the prophets of old. We hope you encounter again the One who says, “my burden is light.”

Following Jesus often moves us against the grain — and that can leave us tired and discouraged. But we’re not the first to walk this path! In this series, we’ll discover the many ways God encouraged, energized, and sustained the prophets of old. We hope you encounter again the One who says, “my burden is light.”

How can people of faith turn down the dial on violence in our world? This Lent we will explore the challenging call of Jesus to be “peacemakers” through a practice of nonviolence – in our hearts, in our communication, in our notion of justice, even in how we talk about God. What if embracing God’s peace is the real way to defeat violence?

How can people of faith turn down the dial on violence in our world? This Lent we will explore the challenging call of Jesus to be “peacemakers” through a practice of nonviolence – in our hearts, in our communication, in our notion of justice, even in how we talk about God. What if embracing God’s peace is the real way to defeat violence?

How can people of faith turn down the dial on violence in our world? This Lent we will explore the challenging call of Jesus to be “peacemakers” through a practice of nonviolence – in our hearts, in our communication, in our notion of justice, even in how we talk about God. What if embracing God’s peace is the real way to defeat violence?

How can people of faith turn down the dial on violence in our world? This Lent we will explore the challenging call of Jesus to be “peacemakers” through a practice of nonviolence – in our hearts, in our communication, in our notion of justice, even in how we talk about God. What if embracing God’s peace is the real way to defeat violence?

How can people of faith turn down the dial on violence in our world? This Lent we will explore the challenging call of Jesus to be “peacemakers” through a practice of nonviolence – in our hearts, in our communication, in our notion of justice, even in how we talk about God. What if embracing God’s peace is the real way to defeat violence?

How can people of faith turn down the dial on violence in our world? This Lent we will explore the challenging call of Jesus to be “peacemakers” through a practice of nonviolence – in our hearts, in our communication, in our notion of justice, even in how we talk about God. What if embracing God’s peace is the real way to defeat violence?

How can people of faith turn down the dial on violence in our world? This Lent we will explore the challenging call of Jesus to be “peacemakers” through a practice of nonviolence – in our hearts, in our communication, in our notion of justice, even in how we talk about God. What if embracing God’s peace is the real way to defeat violence?

How can people of faith turn down the dial on violence in our world? This Lent we will explore the challenging call of Jesus to be “peacemakers” through a practice of nonviolence – in our hearts, in our communication, in our notion of justice, even in how we talk about God. What if embracing God’s peace is the real way to defeat violence?

What does our faith say about the financial stress, inflation, and economic inequality that confront us everyday? In a series of rich man stories in Luke’s Gospel, Jesus invites us to reframe our relationship to money. How might our hearts and our world change if our view of money started from God’s goodness and generosity?

What does our faith say about the financial stress, inflation, and economic inequality that confront us everyday? In a series of rich man stories in Luke’s Gospel, Jesus invites us to reframe our relationship to money. How might our hearts and our world change if our view of money started from God’s goodness and generosity?

What does our faith say about the financial stress, inflation, and economic inequality that confront us everyday? In a series of rich man stories in Luke’s Gospel, Jesus invites us to reframe our relationship to money. How might our hearts and our world change if our view of money started from God’s goodness and generosity?

What does our faith say about the financial stress, inflation, and economic inequality that confront us everyday? In a series of rich man stories in Luke’s Gospel, Jesus invites us to reframe our relationship to money. How might our hearts and our world change if our view of money started from God’s goodness and generosity?

What does our faith say about the financial stress, inflation, and economic inequality that confront us everyday? In a series of rich man stories in Luke’s Gospel, Jesus invites us to reframe our relationship to money. How might our hearts and our world change if our view of money started from God’s goodness and generosity?

Our hope is that Jesus will come and make the world right, but what do we do in the meantime? John the Baptist’s answer: “Prepare the way!” In this Advent series, we will discover that preparing for Christmas is profound spiritual work involving a change in our way of life.

Our hope is that Jesus will come and make the world right, but what do we do in the meantime? John the Baptist’s answer: “Prepare the way!” In this Advent series, we will discover that preparing for Christmas is profound spiritual work involving a change in our way of life.

Our hope is that Jesus will come and make the world right, but what do we do in the meantime? John the Baptist’s answer: “Prepare the way!” In this Advent series, we will discover that preparing for Christmas is profound spiritual work involving a change in our way of life.

Our hope is that Jesus will come and make the world right, but what do we do in the meantime? John the Baptist’s answer: “Prepare the way!” In this Advent series, we will discover that preparing for Christmas is profound spiritual work involving a change in our way of life.

In a world drowning in isolation, competition, and resentment, what so many of us long for are genuine relationships rooted in love. In this series, we’ll explore how the love that moves God to save us in Jesus is the same love we are meant to experience in our relationships with one another. That’s the essence of what our church can offer the world!

In a world drowning in isolation, competition, and resentment, what so many of us long for are genuine relationships rooted in love. In this series, we’ll explore how the love that moves God to save us in Jesus is the same love we are meant to experience in our relationships with one another. That’s the essence of what our church can offer the world!

In a world drowning in isolation, competition, and resentment, what so many of us long for are genuine relationships rooted in love. In this series, we’ll explore how the love that moves God to save us in Jesus is the same love we are meant to experience in our relationships with one another. That’s the essence of what our church can offer the world! 

In a world drowning in isolation, competition, and resentment, what so many of us long for are genuine relationships rooted in love. In this series, we’ll explore how the love that moves God to save us in Jesus is the same love we are meant to experience in our relationships with one another. That’s the essence of what our church can offer the world! 

In a world drowning in isolation, competition, and resentment, what so many of us long for are genuine relationships rooted in love. In this series, we’ll explore how the love that moves God to save us in Jesus is the same love we are meant to experience in our relationships with one another. That’s the essence of what our church can offer the world! 

In a world drowning in isolation, competition, and resentment, what so many of us long for are genuine relationships rooted in love. In this series, we’ll explore how the love that moves God to save us in Jesus is the same love we are meant to experience in our relationships with one another. That’s the essence of what our church can offer the world! 

In a world drowning in isolation, competition, and resentment, what so many of us long for are genuine relationships rooted in love. In this series, we’ll explore how the love that moves God to save us in Jesus is the same love we are meant to experience in our relationships with one another. That’s the essence of what our church can offer the world! 

In a world drowning in isolation, competition, and resentment, what so many of us long for are genuine relationships rooted in love. In this series, we’ll explore how the love that moves God to save us in Jesus is the same love we are meant to experience in our relationships with one another. That’s the essence of what our church can offer the world! 

In a world drowning in isolation, competition, and resentment, what so many of us long for are genuine relationships rooted in love. In this series, we’ll explore how the love that moves God to save us in Jesus is the same love we are meant to experience in our relationships with one another. That’s the essence of what our church can offer the world! 

In a world drowning in isolation, competition, and resentment, what so many of us long for are genuine relationships rooted in love. In this series, we’ll explore how the love that moves God to save us in Jesus is the same love we are meant to experience in our relationships with one another. That’s the essence of what our church can offer the world!

Nearly everyone agrees you should love your neighbor. The question of “Who is my neighbor?” is what divides people. In this series, we’ll explore how we can love people who see the world differently from us or who we may not see at all. In the process, we will learn to ask, “Am I a good neighbor?”

Nearly everyone agrees you should love your neighbor. The question of “Who is my neighbor?” is what divides people. In this series, we’ll explore how we can love people who see the world differently from us or who we may not see at all. In the process, we will learn to ask, “Am I a good neighbor?”

Nearly everyone agrees you should love your neighbor. The question of “Who is my neighbor?” is what divides people. In this series, we’ll explore how we can love people who see the world differently from us or who we may not see at all. In the process, we will learn to ask, “Am I a good neighbor?”

Nearly everyone agrees you should love your neighbor. The question of “Who is my neighbor?” is what divides people. In this series, we’ll explore how we can love people who see the world differently from us or who we may not see at all. In the process, we will learn to ask, “Am I a good neighbor?”

Nearly everyone agrees you should love your neighbor. The question of “Who is my neighbor?” is what divides people. In this series, we’ll explore how we can love people who see the world differently from us or who we may not see at all. In the process, we will learn to ask, “Am I a good neighbor?”

Even though our faith is all about God, Christians have a tendency to talk about God in boring and abstract ways. Scripture doesn’t use words like omniscient and immutable. Rather, the story of Jesus reveals God to be a creative, promise-keeping, personal, adaptive, and loving reality who we can entrust our whole lives to! In this summer series, we’ll explore how the scriptures invite us to understand God’s true nature.

Even though our faith is all about God, Christians have a tendency to talk about God in boring and abstract ways. Scripture doesn’t use words like omniscient and immutable. Rather, the story of Jesus reveals God to be a creative, promise-keeping, personal, adaptive, and loving reality who we can entrust our whole lives to! In this summer series, we’ll explore how the scriptures invite us to understand God’s true nature.

Even though our faith is all about God, Christians have a tendency to talk about God in boring and abstract ways. Scripture doesn’t use words like omniscient and immutable. Rather, the story of Jesus reveals God to be a creative, promise-keeping, personal, adaptive, and loving reality who we can entrust our whole lives to! In this summer series, we’ll explore how the scriptures invite us to understand God’s true nature.

Even though our faith is all about God, Christians have a tendency to talk about God in boring and abstract ways. Scripture doesn’t use words like omniscient and immutable. Rather, the story of Jesus reveals God to be a creative, promise-keeping, personal, adaptive, and loving reality who we can entrust our whole lives to! In this summer series, we’ll explore how the scriptures invite us to understand God’s true nature.

Through social media we are more "seen" than ever, yet somehow lonelier. Our true self often goes unseen. What does it mean to be seen and known by God? How does a relationship with God invite us into true community with others based on honesty and love?

Through social media we are more "seen" than ever, yet somehow lonelier. Our true self often goes unseen. What does it mean to be seen and known by God? How does a relationship with God invite us into true community with others based on honesty and love?

Through social media we are more "seen" than ever, yet somehow lonelier. Our true self often goes unseen. What does it mean to be seen and known by God? How does a relationship with God invite us into true community with others based on honesty and love?

Through social media we are more "seen" than ever, yet somehow lonelier. Our true self often goes unseen. What does it mean to be seen and known by God? How does a relationship with God invite us into true community with others based on honesty and love?

Through social media we are more "seen" than ever, yet somehow lonelier. Our true self often goes unseen. What does it mean to be seen and known by God? How does a relationship with God invite us into true community with others based on honesty and love?

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