Posts from April 2010
FAMILY MATTERS: May Sermon Series
Grace Happenings on April 23, 2010
You can choose your friends but you can’t choose your family. Your family is the most important group of people in your life. You love them and they love you. If you do it right, family life can be awesome.
The Mentoring Project National Garage Sale Day
Grace Staff Larry Shallenberger on April 22, 2010
Our team of scientists is working on that turning lead into Gold thing, with little progress. Our good friends at The Mentoring Project has discovered a way to turn the clutter in your home into help for boys without fathers. It’s true: You can sell the unwanted junk that’s cluttered your attic and give the money to an organization that’s going to help Grace Church become a place where men are trained how to mentor boys without dads.
Baby Dedications ahead, Mother’s Day
Grace Under 25 Children on April 07, 2010
The next baby and child dedications are on Mother’s Day. Interested?
GraceKid’s Spring Retreat
Grace Under 25 Children on April 07, 2010
The Children’s Spring Retreat is just week’s away. Learn more about 24 hours of fun at WLD Ranch.
Lenten Blog 4.2.10
Special Blog Series Lent 2010 Grace Staff Mike Watson on April 02, 2010
I love the Easter season. I love everything it stands for. This single event changed everything forever for everyone.
Lenten Blog 4.1.10
Special Blog Series Lent 2010 on April 01, 2010
1. The cross shows the seriousness of my sin.
The offense to God caused by my sin is so severe that the only way it could be dealt with was for God himself to die. My sin is far more serious than I could ever comprehend.
2. The cross shows me how much God loves me. God himself was willing to die so that I can be made right with him. I deserve to die for what I did, but Jesus Christ, God-made-man, died in my place. Is there any greater love than this? God loves me more than I could possibly understand.
3. The cross reassures me that all my sin, past and present, is covered. The sacrifice which paid for my sin was made by God himself; God who is infinite and mighty, God who created the universe. The infinite scale of His sacrifice means that, if I trust what Christ has done, all my sin is forgiven. My forgiveness, and my status before God, is based on the sacrifice of Jesus, not on anything I have to do.
Here is a link to a moving and graphic video that reminds us of the price that Christ paid for us. What amazing love!
God’s Blessings, Matt and Beth Sahlmann