Grace Fellowship Church - Kingsport

In the first message of this series we discover how God has given us everything we need to live for Him and have a godly life. We are challenged to put forth effort, after coming into faith in Jesus, to grow as His disciple by adding to our faith characteristics that will allow us to grow in godliness.

Jesus doesn’t just call us know know about Him, but to follow Him with our whole life. To be a disciple of Jesus means being all in! This week we are casting vision for our church about what it means for us to be all in concerning the things God is doing in our fellowship and in the world around us.

Blind spots are extremely dangerous because what you don’t see can really hurt you! In this series we look at things Jesus points out as potential blind spots for believers in Luke 12. Today’s message hits on the blind spot of distraction and how taking our eyes off the most important thing can lead us to harm others around us and miss out on the joy of eternity with God.

Blind spots are extremely dangerous because what you don’t see can really hurt you! In this series we look at things Jesus points out as potential blind spots for believers in Luke 12. Today’s message hits on the blind spot of worry and the damage it can do to us physically and spiritually.

Blind spots are extremely dangerous because what you don’t see can really hurt you! In this series we look at things Jesus points out as potential blind spots for believers in Luke 12. Today’s message hits on the blind spot of greed and the problems attached to a life focused only on ourselves.

Blind spots are extremely dangerous because what you don’t see can really hurt you! In this series we look at things Jesus points out as potential blind spots for believers in Luke 12. Today’s message hits on the blind spot of hypocrisy and the effects a hypocritical life can have.

How To Be a Good Neighbor (According to Jesus)

Ephesians 1:1-10 gives us some insight as to who we are in Christ. It gives us a firm truth on which we can stand and reveals our identities in Christ as Holy, Blameless, Forgiven and Redeemed. Whatever your story, whatever your hurts, hangups or addictions are, You.Are.Forgiven.. in Christ.

The Bible is clear that the use of our spiritual gifts makes greater impact when they are used in fellowship with one another. In this message we look at reasons we are better together when it comes to using our gifts, and call attention to abuses of spiritual gifts.

Believers in Jesus have something in common with superheroes- both have unique gifts and abilities that benefits the world around us! This message speaks to the reality that the Holy Spirit was not only the gift Jesus promised to send us when He returned to heaven, but came bearing gifts for anyone who is a disciple of Jesus!

This week we wrap our study on the book of Revelation by answering questions submitted to Pastor Joel by our Faith Family. As this study comes to a close we wanted to make sure any questions people have been wrestling with and have not had answered in the main teaching gets addressed.

The final chapter of Revelation assures us that not only is Jesus coming, as He has promised, He is coming soon! We wait for His return with hope and in the grace Jesus provides. Jesus is the soon coming King!

With the final judgement of sin having taken place, John describes God creating new heavens and a new earth so He can dwell in perfect relationship with His covenant people once and for all! This message looks at the heart behind God’s creative purpose and takes us on a tour of the New Jerusalem.

In Revelation 20 we find out the ultimate fate of Satan and all who follow him. We also see the earthly Kingdom Jesus establishes to bring His righteous rule to the earth. The final enemies of Jesus are defeated and the promise of a new creation is almost fulfilled.

When Jesus returns it will be as a victorious warrior, not a docile lamb. The battle of Armageddon is the final conflict before Jesus implements His Kingdom on earth.

Everyone is faced with difficult questions throughout life. In Mark 8 Jesus didn’t just ask His disciples a difficult question- He asked them a question with a life or death answer attached to it. How we answer this question determines how we live and what happens to us eternally.

Before God introduces His Kingdom fully to the earth there are few things John gives us details about concerning the fall of the kingdom of the Anti-Christ and the system of this world in the hands of Satan. As the followers of the beast mourn, the people of God rejoice in the righteous judgments of God against sin.