Grace Chapel Castle Rock Sermons

Ephesians series: The Armor Of God - Week 21

We wake up this morning and wonder, "what's next"? "What can I do to help or make a difference?" Brother, sister, we are to stand firm. We are not to back down or live in fear.
Today we'll study a passage of Scripture that tells us how to fight in times like these.

Ephesians series: Children and Parents - Week 20

Join us as Karissa Stovall, who leads our Grace Kids ministry, gives the kids a message on obedience. Then Associate Pastor Dan O'Brien gives us a message out of Ephesians 6.

Ephesians series: The Purpose of Marriage - Week 19

Join us as one of our Elders here at Grace Chapel Castle Rock, Terry Cartrite, discusses God's purpose for marriage.

Ephesians series: God's Perfect Will For Your Life - Week 18

Relating To Our LGBTQIA Neighbors - Week 2

We'll drop the other shoe today! Part 2 of relating to our lgbtq neighbors - for the fed up and torn up.

Relating To Our LGBTQIA Neighbors - Week 1

When we think about how we relate to our LGBTQ friends and family members, we tend to default toward anger or affirmation.
This morning we'll discover a Christ-honoring path, full of both grace and truth.

Ephesians series: A Father's Heart For His Children - Week 17

Few things can break a parent's heart like a broken child.
Today we'll discover our Father's heart for us as His children and the good things He has in store. Join as we continue through Ephesians 5:1-14 today.

Ephesians series: Finding Relational Healing - Week 16

If you've been hurt in a relationship, God offers healing.
Today we'll discover how to partner with Jesus in finding healing from people who have hurt you.

Ephesians series - Relational Health Check Up - Week 15

"We're only as emotionally happy as we are relationally healthy."
 
If we're not healthy in our relationships we're not happy in our lives.
 
In this episode, we'll discover 4 key areas where we can grow in our relationships with others.

Ephesians series: Never Go Back - Week 14

Don't Go Back
 
Studies tells us that as many as 70% of alcoholics will relapse at some point. For those with a drug addiction, the percentages can be even higher. Whether someone is trying to stop using porn or distancing themselves from a toxic relationship, our flesh is hard-wired to return to old behaviors. I can relate to this, can you?
The good news is we don't have to go back.
 
Today we'll look at a principle that helps us move forward and avoid relapsing into our "old self".