Josh, Jeff, Elise and Alex go Deeper Than Sunday with the close of the Vision Series and Jesus' illustration in John 12 of a seed that falls into the ground and dies to produce a harvest. We'll talk about how life comes through death, how fruitfulness comes through surrender, and why Jesus is worthy of whatever following Him might cost.

Scott, Jeff, Elise and Alex go Deeper Than Sunday with 1 Corinthians 3 and what it really means to build something for God. We'll talk about the challenge and comfort in that answer, how we approach what God has entrusted to us in everyday life, and the freedom and joy of being part of something much bigger than ourselves.

Josh, Elise and Jeff go Deeper Than Sunday with the church in Antioch in Acts 13, a local community of believers that became a launching point for the gospel to reach the nations. We'll talk about becoming a church that doesn't just gather people but sends them, and what that might mean for each of us.

Josh, Jeff, Elise and Alex go Deeper Than Sunday with the start of Grace's annual Vision Series and one simple question: what does Jesus call a win? We'll talk about the mission Jesus gave His church, what happened in Acts when ordinary followers took Him seriously, and why we need to remember what we're here to do before we talk about where we're going.

Omar, Elise and Jeff go Deeper Than Sunday with Jesus’ baptism and genealogy, and how Luke uses Jesus’ family line to show us who He is and what He came to restore. We’ll talk about the new identity we have in Christ, the reach of God’s grace, and what it means to be part of a new family as children of God.

Jeff, Josh, Elise and Alex go Deeper Than Sunday with John the Baptist’s call to prepare the way for King Jesus, and what it means to respond to him with repentance.

Josh, Elise and Alex go Deeper Than Sunday with Jesus at twelve years old in the temple, what it means to know who we are and whose we are, and how Jesus’ purpose can shape the way we live.

Pastor Scott, Jeff and Elise go Deeper Than Sunday with Luke 2 and the question of who Jesus really is, what it means to recognize Him for who He is, and how that recognition calls us out of complacency and into worship.