This sermon on Jesus and his care for us, no matter what, comes from John 10: 1 – 10. This message is preceded by the weekly Speaking of Life video.
This sermon uses the book of John chapter 20 and verses 19 through 31 as a background for asking us the question, “are we doubters or just questioners?” Watch this video to see what our pastor means by that question.
This message for our annual Easter service comes from John 20: 1 – 18 and gets to some of the symbolism of Jesus’ rising from the grave. Please note that the video does not start at the very beginning but is still coherent enough to enjoy and learn from.
This sermon is very intriguing because it brings a discussion of a combination of ideas into the message of Palm Sunday, including mention of the Covid-19 pandemic. The sermons’ main biblical text comes from Matthew 26: 14 – 28.
This message of hope uses the story of Lazarus’ being brought back to life to illustrate who Jesus is. Biblical reference comes from John 11: 3 – 45.
Here is our first sermon by Pastor Tracy via teleconferencing that was very problematic to provide initially. I hope that it will be very edifying even though it is no the latest offering from GCC.
This message is about our adversary, the Devil and what we as Christians need to know in light of his attempts harm us. The text for this sermon comes from Matthew 4: 1 – 11.
This message covers two aspects of transformation for Transfiguration Sunday: the biblical story and our own personal experience. The text for this sermon comes from Matthew 17: 1 – 9.
This message concerning God the Father, Jesus and the Holy Spirit comes from I Corinthians 2: 1-12.
A lesson on trusting God and knowing He always loves and will keep you in His care. The main text comes from I Corinthians 1: 18 – 31, with excursions into I Peter 2: 1 -3 and Romans 3: 10 and 23.