GCV Blog

All the Evangelists agree: Jesus Christ was crucified. They state the reality without further commentary; however, their simple historical statement touches a myriad of emotions.

The Gospel is amazingly good news for amazingly wretched people. The blindness of the human heart is pitiful; the grace of our patient, gentle, and loving Savior is magnificent.

Pastor Adam gives a closing word on the "One-Anothers" series.

Submission ought not be an awful or even distasteful word. It is part of God's plan for the way all of us relate to one another.

With sin's presence firmly established in our expectations for life here at Grace Church, it is also critical for us to establish a pattern of obedience in response to sin.

Forgiveness is a necessary part of our church life because of one unavoidable but ugly reality-the principle of sin remains in our bodies, regardless of our new natures.

Ephesians 4:29-31 describes all sorts of cutting, vicious language that should never be part of the believer's speech. Instead, our God commands us to be kind to one another.

God's people are expected and commanded to genuinely and carefully care for each other within the context of the local church.

One sure indication that Christ's words are having their gracious and glorious way among us is that we will teach and counsel one another wisely.

Will you tire of bearing with the faults and foibles of your brothers and sisters quickly, or will you bear with one another with marathon endurance?