Grace Brethren Church

John Durso's message from July 9, 2023.

Eric Durso's message on the goodness of God, from our 2023 summer Renew series.

Pastor Jordan, preaching from 2 Timothy on our 60th anniversary Sunday.

Adam Bender's message from June 25, 2023.

"Why must you consider joy amidst trials? Because you have the Gospel and you will continue to grow in steadfastness for Christ through trials and hardship."

Mike Munden preaching the second week of our summer series on Healthy Discipleship.

Pastor Steve's message from June 4, 2023, kicking off our summer preaching series.

"Spiritual revival is always joined with a passion for holiness and obedience..."

"God takes His holiness seriously, even when we do not."

"God told the exiles in Babylon that if they sought the LORD with all their heart, they would find Him and He would restore them and bring them back to the land..."

"When people take themselves out of fellowship, out of hearing God's Word preached but also played out daily in relationships, we begin to have a narrow focus on ourselves, and deception then has fertile ground to operate."

Pastor Danny's message from April 30, 2023, from the book of John.

"Godly parents are willing to ask hard questions, confront real issues, and are quick to admit failures where needed."

"God operates out of HIS authority, rule, and strength, and will not share His glory with anyone else. He succeeds where mankind continually fails, and this is the best news ever for us."

"The resurrection of Jesus moved the story of redemption from the heroic but tragic death of a martyr to proof that God accepted the sacrifice of Jesus on our behalf."

"Because God is sovereign, we can sing when it hurts. We can rejoice in sorrow. We can move forward in sadness."

"The solution to our great angst is a more complete, full, and whole-hearted commitment to trust in God."

"Prayer is required in sharing the gospel!"

Pastor Peter LeDuc preaching on March 12, 2023.

"Far too often the Bible has been put into a secondary place of the trivial, earmarked for sentiment rather than the source of truth and light."