Grace City Church Podcast

This week Pastor David Kite hits the essential Christian habit of koinonia—a deep, dependent fellowship that restores the perfect relational harmony of Genesis 2. Move past the obstacles of shame, autonomy, and idealism to embrace a communal life defined by radical generosity and frequent, intentional presence with one another.

Pastor David Kite shows us that Jesus' ministry was defined by a rhythmic balance between active community engagement and intentional retreats into the eremos, or solitary wilderness. Sometimes we need to confront our "but what abouts"—the personal excuses and fears of being unproductive—that prevent us from experiencing the transformative power of silence with God.

Pastor Will Plonk finishes our series in Hebrews. God's commitment to believers is not merely a fluctuating emotional state, but a binding, eternal agreement established through Christ's sacrifice. His "eternal covenant" creates a sense of absolute security because God has legally tied Himself to His children.

Pastor Will Plonk continues our series in Hebrews. Worship is the reflexive and natural byproduct of a life transformed by the Gospel. True praise is not a forced performance but fruit that grows naturally when a person truly understands the depth of their redemption.

This week Pastor Jim Thompson, a guest preacher, takes us back to Hebrews 1. Discover the ways that God speaks to us!

In his sermon on Hebrews 13:1-6, Pastor Jason Crosby emphasizes that the outward expression of Christian "brotherly love" is the natural byproduct of an inward security found in God’s presence. Practicing hospitality, remembering the suffering, and maintaining purity in marriage, believers demonstrate a heart that has moved from the fear of scarcity to the confidence of God’s constant provision.

Pastor Will Plonk presents a "tale of two mountains," contrasting the terrifying, unapproachable nature of Mount Sinai with the grace-filled invitation of Mount Zion. Sinai represents the condemnation of the law that no one can endure, Zion represents the unshakable kingdom found in Jesus, where believers are welcomed as "firstborn" citizens through the blood of Christ.

Pastor Will Plonk continues our series in Hebrews. In the book this is a pivotal turn into the call for running the race laid before us. Don't take the painless path. The strength you need for tomorrow is forged in the fires you’re walking through today.

Pastor David Kite continues our series in Hebrews. This week concludes our walk through the hall of faith and necessitates a look into how much we have fallen into "comfortable Christianity". True discipleship isn't found in the pews, but in the places where your faith costs you something.

Pastor Will Plonk continues our series in Hebrews. We all want that microwave Jesus don't we? Can your faith endure God's timing like Abraham and Sarah who waited 25 years?