Grace Talks
Grace Talks are short video devotions that cover topics from prayer to marriage to questions about faith to fighting negative self-talk to suicide to so much more. The videos not only feature a variety of topics but also a variety of speakers, and each will show you that the temporary things of life don’t satisfy; Jesus does! You can also subscribe to have these videos emailed to you daily for encouragement.
Jesus’ Miracles Are Meant for Me Compilation
Watch the entire devotional series from this week, as Pastor Phil helps us understand how, though Jesus’ miracles happened 2,000 years ago, they were also meant for us today.
Jesus’ Miracles Are Meant for Me: Raising a Dead Man
When Jesus raised a dead man, Jesus showed who he is and what he’s doing for you.
Jesus’ Miracles Are Meant for Me: Healing the Paralyzed
When Jesus forgave and healed a paralyzed man, it showed just why Jesus matters in your life today.
Jesus’ Miracles Are Meant for Me: Calming the Storm
Like the disciples, do you sometimes wonder whether Jesus cares about you and what you’re going through?
Jesus’ Miracles Are Meant for Me: Feeding the 5,000
Jesus fed 5,000 people with just a few fish and loaves of bread. But do you realize that he’s still providing for you today?
Jesus’ Miracles Are Meant for Me: Water Into Wine
Why does it matter to you that Jesus turned water into wine?
Jesus’ Shocking Sound Bites Compilation
Watch the entire devotional series from this week, as Pastor Jon shares with us the shocking things Jesus said–and how Jesus’ words continue to encourage us.
“Hate Your Family”
Why would Jesus tell us to hate our families in order to follow him?
“Be Humble or Be Humbled”
We don’t need Facebook likes and statuses. Strive for a life of humility instead.
“The Door to Heaven Is Narrow”
The door to heaven is narrow. But it is also wide open for us. How?
“I Came to Bring Division”
Did Jesus really come to divide us?
Overcoming Vulnerability
Watch the entire devotional series from this week, as Pastor Jeremy helps us overcome our vulnerabilities, reminding us that no matter what we feel, Jesus is always with us.