Have you ever wondered if people can tell that you are a follower of Jesus just by observing your life? In John 15:1-8, Jesus declares, 'I am the true vine,' a statement that underscores His role as the only way to God. As branches, we are called to abide

Today, we continue in our series on the seven "I Am" statements made by Jesus, as recorded in the Gospel of John. As we turn the pages to John 6, we discover that "many" left Jesus. You might ask, "What did Jesus say caused so many to go?" After all those

This week, we continue our series in the I AM statements of Jesus as we explore what a life surrendered to Jesus requires of us.

On a scale of 1 to 10, HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW JESUS? Whatever we know about Jesus, we need to take it to the next level. We need to know Him better and deeper than we do at present. We need to embrace the truth about Him and allow that truth to change our l

The story of Joseph, as told in Genesis 37-50, can be summarized by three key words: pit, prison, and palace. Over recent weeks, we've explored Joseph's journey, from being thrown into a pit by his brothers and sold into slavery, to being imprisoned due t

Are you feeling stuck in life's "pit moments," wondering if there's any hope for change? Join us this Sunday as we continue our Meant for Good:The Life of Joseph" series with a message that will give you new perspective on life's ups and downs.Discover h

Waiting is often a difficult and frustrating experience, but the story of Joseph in Genesis 40 provides profound insights into how we can 'win the wait' by trusting in God's timing and faithfulness. Joseph, sold into slavery by his brothers and later impr

We are two weeks in to our study of the life of Joseph as recorded in Genesis 37-50, and it certainly does have all the makings of a soap opera! This weekend, we turn the pages to Genesis 39. When we concluded last week, we left Jacob in a state of overwh

Last weekend, we launched this sermon series on the life of Joseph whose story is told in Genesis 37-50. He is best known for his coat of many colors, but there is so much more to his life than his coat. However, the hero of his story is not Joseph, but

This Fall, GCC will journey through Genesis 37-50 with the family of Jacob, a father, and his sons, as God's providential hand is vividly on display in the life of one of Jacob's younger sons, Joseph. We meet him as a 17-year-old young man quarreling with