Grace Chapel Castle Rock Sermons

Here's something puzzling...
Nobody likes a selfish person. Selfish people are ultimately miserable people. Nobody aspires to be a selfish person.
 
Here's the puzzling question... why is it so hard to NOT be selfish?
 
Today we'll discover two areas of our lives that we can find freedom from selfishness.

We know two things about bad news:
1. It travels fast.
2. It doesn't get better with time.
Today I'll be sharing some difficult news and how we can turn something bad into something good.

Is Jesus inclusive? Does He want you to be an inclusive person? Twenty years ago the term inclusive was rare.
Fast forward to today and it is now the litmus test by which religious leaders, religious figures, and religions in general are evaluated. To be inclusive is good. To be exclusive is bad.
Today we'll discover that the idea of inclusivity is a little more complex than we might realize. It's not always a good idea.

Join us as guest speaker, Scott Fisher, shares a word with us about Abiding in Christ. To abide is to "live in, to remain in, and to stay connected to." Scott shares with us some daily practices to apply to our lives to grow in our relationship and to better abide in Christ. 

What about miracles? Should we pray for them? Does God still perform them? Do we still need them now that we have the Bible?

What would it take for God to get your attention?
Today we'll discover that God will use an unwanted disruption to get our undivided attention.
The good news is that no one is too far gone to be interrupted and transformed by the power of Jesus.
Join us today as we study the conversion of Saul from Acts 9.

How would your life be different if you woke up believing that God wanted to use you today?
This morning, we'll learn about divine appointments and how to be ready when they come. While these differ from one day to the next, they're a great encouragement that God wants to use us to make a difference in the lives of others.

One of the greatest blessings we can receive is the blessing of a father. But that doesn't always happen. Even the best fathers are sinful men. Sometimes we wound instead of bless.
Today we'll discover how we can heal from those wounds and be a blessing to the children God has given us. If you're a dad or know a new dad, please pass this on.

Raise your hand if you've been in a relationship with someone who:
- has an inflated sense of their self-importance
- manipulates others to get their way
- hurts others when they don't get what they want
Today we'll discover the root of these problems and how we can grow past them.

Join us as one of Grace Chapel Castle Rock's Elders, Terry Cartrite, shares with us about Pursuing Godliness.