Grace Fellowship Church - Kingsport

We are created for community. Is it any wonder that God would also see community as the place that our minds are changed as we live in fellowship with other believers? This message describes how our minds can be transformed as we live in deep fellowship with other Christians.

Paul wrote that we should rejoice always and in all things give thanks. Easier said than done! One way God wants to renew your mind is by teaching you how to rejoice in all your circumstances and trials. This message explores how to transform our minds by learning to rejoice in a God bigger than our problems who reminds us all our trials are temporary!

We are overwhelmed with thoughts all day long! We need a way to filter our thoughts so we know if they are helping us become more like Jesus. This message looks at a biblical way to filter our thoughts and have our minds transformed.

We all try to change things about ourselves to improve our lives, but rarely do we think to change our minds! God wants to make you new by transforming your mind.

Have you ever felt like your hopes and dreams got destroyed and life was over? The disciples felt that pain until Jesus came back to life! Because of Jesus there is more to your story.

Jesus is entering the final hours of his life before going to the cross. It’s an hour that darkness reigns- but that darkness is limited and our sin can be overcome.

In the final week of Jesus’ ministry life He is confronted in the Temple courts about where His authority comes from. This message looks at Jesus’ answer and continuing challenges to His authority in our world today.

We look for peace in our lives in lots of different things, but there is ultimately only one thing that will bring it: a relationship with Jesus. This message looks at Jesus coming to Jerusalem for the final week of His life and discusses how we can recognize Him as the Messiah and find peace for our lives.

The Kingdom of God is made up of people following Jesus. In Luke 18 we see three types of people that make up the Kingdom of God and we are meant to see if these qualities are found in our lives.

Jesus understood the Kingdom of God to be something that was already among us- not something off in the distant future. This message discusses how our understanding of the Kingdom of God prepares us to follow Jesus now and in the future.

In today’s message Jesus talks to His disciples about being wise as stewards of what God is doing while also being prepared for the judgement that will come.

We continue our series in the gospel of Luke with guest speaker, Eric Swann, from Restoration Church in Murfreesboro, TN.

Jesus continues to model what a relationship with God looks like as He prays. The disciples ask Jesus to teach them to pray. This message looks at the way Jesus modeled prayer and how we can grow as people of prayer.

Jesus reveals more of who He really is to His disciples, but that doesn’t mean they understand at this point of the journey what He is all about! Peter has to learn that Jesus has a greater glory than the Law and the Prophets.

Jesus always calls people into relationship with Himself- but what does that relationship look like and what does He expect of a disciple? This message looks at the questions Jesus asks to clarify His position in the lives of the disciples and what He expects us to do as we follow Him.

Jesus uses three questions to help us identify the work God is doing in bringing the Messiah to the world and identify who belongs in His Kingdom.

As we journey deeper into Luke’s gospel we get the foundational teaching of Jesus for what life looks like in His Kingdom. It’s a plain truth, spoken simply, but it can be difficult to do. We need the power of the Holy Spirit to live the Kingdom life.

In Luke 2 we experience the birth of Jesus and the message of angels to some specific shepherds outside Bethlehem about the good news and great joy that come to all mankind through His birth.

As Jesus begins doing ministry in his adult life he speaks to a gathering in the synagogue in his hometown of Nazareth. Here he sheds light on who he is and what he has come to do.