Over the next five weekends, we will hear Jesus speak to the Church. We need to hear what He has to say about us. If we listen well and apply what we learn, Jesus will reset our understanding of Church and even deepen our love for Church. The series is entitled “Dear Church,” because each sermon focuses on a truth that Jesus wants the Church to learn – truths about who we are and what He wants us to do.
Messages in This Series
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Dear Church, You Are My Bride
As far as our culture is concerned, the church is a lost cause. Out of step, out of date and out of touch. Fallen preachers and hidden scandals haven’t helped. When you compare the statistics of “professing Christians” in America against declining church attendance, it does appear that “I love Jesus but not the church” […]
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Dear Church, You Are My Body
As we heard last week, GCC comprises many people from many places and backgrounds. And, yet, we are part of the One Church with One Lord! And according to scripture, beyond being responsible for fulfilling Jesus’ great commission (Matthew 28:16-20) and command (Matthew 22:36-40) is an extraordinary calling – to maintain the unity of the […]
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Dear Church, You Have a Shepherd
This weekend, we want to hear what God has to say to His church about pastors – who they are, what they do, and how they do it! It’s the next sermon in the series, Dear Church, and it’s a topic rarely heard in our churches. A sermon about pastors by a pastor! You, the […]
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Dear Church, Gather Together
Join your GCC family this weekend as we step back in time to the first church that was established by the power of the Holy Spirit nearly 2000 years ago. In this “Dear Church,” series, we have learned that Church is designed to be the body of Christ on earth. As a church, we are […]
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Dear Church, Go!
The world we live in is a broken and complex world. Pick up a newspaper, look at a newsfeed, tune into FOX or CNN or WGAL, and you’ll see and hear the stories of a broken world. Frankly, the number and nature of these stories of brokenness can be so overwhelming that we’re tempted to […]
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