Community Of Grace Audio Podcast

When Thomas was invited to touch the scars of Jesus, he knew this was the Lord he could trust- who had himself suffered and overcome. In this world, when people want to reach for Jesus, it's our lives they are able to touch. Through his...

After his resurrection, some of Jesus' disciples go back to fishing on the Sea of Galilee. But an appearance by Jesus changes their understanding of resurrection life and the call to work in the world as his followers.

In a world broken by sin, we often look to other people as the cause of evil in the world and the reason why our world is broken. What if we focused on our sin being the reason for the brokenness of the world instead of blaming others?

Sin isn't just something we do. Sin also does something to us. How do we get free from the sins that bind us?

Rebellion is an act of defiance against rightful authority in our lives. Where does it come from and how does God respond to it?

Witness is an essential part of our fruit-bearing Christian life. But what does that look like? Are we supposed to convert people? Are we supposed to say anything at all?

Our Triune God is himself a community of Love. Through Jesus, the way was made for us to share in that eternal love. Jesus tells us the world will know we are his disciples if we love one another. Since God's being is love shared and invited, we...

What does it mean, as a follower of Jesus, to bear fruit in the area of serving? It's not just about what you do, but also the Spirit in which you do it

The life of following Jesus is both organic and organizational. Jesus uses the metaphor of vineyards to stress the vital importance of a deep, relational connection to him so our lives become fruitful for the Kingdom.

When we get stuck in our routines we can miss what the Lord is showing us. Our God has always met people in unexpected places with his life changing presence. Jesus is the good news we need, and the hope the world needs. May our lives be vessels of...

Hospitality is a consistent theme throughout the Bible. But Biblical hospitality is more than just being nice to people. As followers of Jesus, it is a prophetic act.

We're busy, the world is noisy, and somehow in it all we're supposed to hear God speak. Is it that important? Did any other notable characters in scripture do it? And even if we wanted to try, how would that look?

In this Advent Season, we are called to Prepare the Way for the Lord, not just into our world, but into our lives. As we sing in Joy to the World, we receive our king, when every heart prepares him room. What has been cluttering your heart space...

We can't go our own way when we are following the Way of Jesus. We must follow the King's way. So which way will you go?