True Grace Church

It was a special Mother’s Day as we honored moms, and Pastor Peter encouraged us to continue growing our faith as we look more like Jesus.

Elis Taylor taught from Acts 15 and gave some external and internal principles we need to move through conflict in our lives.

Pastor Peter finished our series on the book of Ephesians with a final message about putting on the full armor of God.

Special guest, Nik Baumgart, encouraged us with a story from the book of Daniel, and the fact that God is with us—even in the fire.

Pastor Peter did a deep dive into the relentless, enduring nature of God’s love for His people.

He is risen! We celebrate the relentless love of God that endured the cross and conquered the grave, and offers the same hope to us today.

Pastor Peter shared wisdom from Ephesians 5 about the idea of submission and the role it plays in healthy relationships.

Pastor Peter unpacked some powerful truth from Ephesians 5, and the implications for how we live today.

Because our special guest this week is from a sensitive country, she will remain unnamed for our online audience. Thank you for supporting our global partners in the great CO-MISSION.

Special Guest from Chi Alpha, Jessica Mumley, encouraged us to view our “mission field” as wherever our feet are planted.

Off with the old; on with the new! Pastor Peter continued our series in Ephesians and encouraged us to throw off our old ways and put on the righteousness of Christ.

We celebrated some baptisms and Pastor Peter shared from Ephesians chapter 4 about what happens when we are united in Christ.

Guest speaker, Brooke Napier, preached from Ephesians 3, and called us to be the light to those around us.

We continued with Part 2 of our new series, as Pastor Peter reminded us that—because of Jesus—no one is an outsider.

Pastor Peter dug into the first two chapters of Ephesians as we looked at what truly gives us value, purpose, and the power to live out the free gift of salvation.

Pastor Peter encouraged us to ask the Lord to soften us, prune us, and help us abide in Him.

Pastor Peter welcomed special missionary guests Chris & April Hinkle, and encouraged us to live for things that last forever.

Pastor Jessica talked about the purpose and joy that comes from sharing our lives and faith with the next generation.

It was the first Sunday of the new year, and we kicked off a new series talking about how to have a greater impact on the people around us.

Pastor Peter asked what it would look like to be in the best spiritual health of our lives, and we took some time to write a letter to God as we reflected on 2025 and planned for 2026.

Pastor Peter took us to Mary’s story in the gospel of Luke and reminded us that nothing is impossible with God.

Pastor Dave preached from Luke 2, and reminded us that Christmas is God’s move toward us.

Pastor Peter took us to the story of Joseph, and reminded us that our divine assignment might not always look like we thought it would.

Guest Speaker, Tyrone Rinta, reminded us that what we feed on is what we hunger for, and he challenged us to feed our faith as we pursue God passionately.

Pastor Peter reminded us how gratitude elevates our lives, and he shared 5 truths about thanksgiving that we can put into practice.

Guest Speaker, missionary Brent Colby, helped explain Christian discipleship with 3 different images: the soldier, the athlete, and the farmer.

Pastor Peter highlighted the state of the Church around the world—their perseverance in the face of persecution. 

Guest speaker Mike Rima, our Area Director for Convoy of Hope, challenged us to demonstrate the kindness of God as we follow Jesus' counter-intuitive example.

Guest speaker Dr. Jeremy Johnson from Northwest University shared fresh insights on the story of Zacchaeus and what it means to help people see Jesus.

Pastor Peter challenged us to focus on what matters, create good habits, and train ourselves for godliness.

Pastor Peter encouraged us to draw lessons from the life of Samuel to finish well.

Guest Speaker Eric Rust took us through the story of David and Goliath, talking about practical ways we can cultivate courage in our lives.

We continued with Part 2 of Unlocking Possibilities, and Pastor Peter challenged us to shift our focus and risk failure in order to grow.

We learned what positive things can happen when we honor God with our finances.

Pastor Peter shared principles from Matthew 5 about being salt and light in the world around us.

Pastor Peter encouraged us from Mark 12 to reignite our passion for God, and gave us 7 passion-killers to watch out for.

Pastor Peter encouraged us from the book of James, reminding us to be set apart as we draw near to God.

Pastor Dave gave us 3 ways that Jesus provides hope for troubled hearts. 

Pastor Jessica shared a message about the life-or-death importance of the words we speak.

Elis Taylor shared a message about the necessity and inevitability of unity in the body of Christ.

It was the kickoff of our Outdoor Family Gatherings and Pastor Peter took a look at the story of Jesus, Mary, and Martha, helping us glean some insight on how to find what’s truly valuable.

We celebrated our School of Leadership graduate, and Pastor Peter and Pastor Jessica shared 5 principles to develop people and maximize your impact.

We welcomed guest speaker Goeff Mumley from Chi Alpha Ministries as he shared his story and talked about God’s relentless pursuit of the children He loves.

Pastor Peter shares Paul’s shipwreck story from Acts 27, and pulls out some keys to having tenacious faith when life gets rough.

Pastor Peter takes us through Acts 25 and the story of Paul speaking before the leaders of his day.

Brooke Napier talks about taking courage as we endure difficult trials, knowing that God has a purpose for us to accomplish.

Pastor Peter shares some wisdom from Acts about how to be sustained through suffering when it comes. 

Special guests, father-son team Tom and Jeff Duchemin, share a few fun stories along with some wisdom from Noah about how to be a godly father.

Pastor Peter shared the story of Jesus feeding the 5,000, and asked 2 important questions: what can you do? What can God do?

The story of the paralyzed man from Mark 2 was a reminder not to let anything stop you from getting to Jesus.