Compassion moved Jesus to heal and to feed, even when He knew He would be denied. He gave His grace. This planet is a devouring grave. But He has not left us alone. He meets us and blesses us. (Luke 9:10-17; John 6:22-29, 35-40, 66; Song of Solomon 1:1-4; Mark 6:31) Speaker: Justin Schaller, Thomas […]
When God enters the house, everything changes. Hope breaks into the picture. The liar is put out and truth begins to rule for everyone. Isaiah 59:14-16; Luke 2:8-10 Speaker(s): Thomas Schaller Sermon 12220 7:00 PM on 12/22/2021 P. Schaller – Welcome everyone here to the candelight service here at Greater Grace Church. We had the opening […]
Daniel was of an excellent spirit and people knew it. Some tried to silence him, but God preserved him. We are sinners, saved by grace, but we are miracles given to reveal Him to the world. We have the Spirit and this gives us His Voice for our days. (Daniel 6:1-8; Numbers 23:18-21) Speaker(s): Pastor […]
Daniel was of an excellent spirit and people knew it. Some tried to silence him, but God preserved him. We are sinners, saved by grace, but we are miracles given to reveal Him to the world. We have the Spirit and this gives us His Voice for our days. (Daniel 6:1-8; Numbers 23:18-21; 2 Corinthians […]
Moses, it seems, liked who he was, as a Hebrew. He refused to identify himself with Egypt, which represents the world and the ways of the devil. He forsook that life as Pharaoh’s grandson and esteemed Christ. The Spirit as our Advocate can do this for us and move us to live in an identity […]
Jesus showed up at a wedding feast in John 2, and the wine was gone. This is how life can be — we run out of the joy. But Christ made the water into wine to save the feast. He went to the Cross to make us part of another wedding, another marriage — one […]
The first miracle of Jesus in John 2 came at a wedding that had run out of wine. Jesus turned the water and saved the feast. Our life was made for the feast, and that feast is made possible by the Cross. (John 2:1-10) Speaker(s): Pastor Thomas Schaller Sermon 11817 9:00 AM on 1/12/2020
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