Gracehouse is a community passionate about Jesus. We exist to exalt him, host his presence, bring his kingdom and see lives transformed by his grace.
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Signup to Generate a PitchGracehouse is a community passionate about Jesus. We exist to exalt him, host his presence, bring his kingdom and see lives transformed by his grace.
Recent episodes include "Loving Like God" (2 July 2026, 44 minutes), "Let Your Yes Be Yes" (25 June 2026, 34 minutes), and "The Call To Hospitality" (25 June 2026, 41 minutes).
Gracehouse publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 247 episodes.
Booking probability for Gracehouse is 25%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Gracehouse requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Gracehouse's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Gracehouse are Religion & Faith. Gracehouse has a religion audience.
Gracehouse is a religion podcast with 247 episodes published.
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In a culture that often relies on retaliation and transactional relationships to feel secure, this sermon challenges us to confront the pride that stops us from loving our enemies. By examining Matthew 5:43-48, we...
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In a world full of brokenness and hidden agendas, integrity can feel like a lost art. But Jesus calls his followers to a radically different standard of honesty, and ultimately, a different lifestyle. Letting our 'yes...
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Part of being a disciple of Jesus, is that we open our hearts to strangers and outsiders. Disciples have always done this, and our city needs us to do this now.
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Through the story of Naaman, we reflect on expectations we hold of God and consider how we are to be growing in Christ-likeness and not harbouring a bitter, callous heart.
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In a culture increasingly engineered to treat people as objects or data points, Jesus demonstrates that sin i fundamentally a dehumanising force and offers a radical path to restore the "relational beauty" for which we...
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Matthew 5:17-20Jesus fulfills the Law by revealing it's true intention - heart transformation, not mere rule-keeping. Righteousness that surpasses the Pharisees flows from an inward renewal by God's Spirit, not external...
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'The Beatitudes'Jesus' beatitudes reveal the Kingdom's countercultural values - where mercy, purity, peacemaking, and endurance in persecution are truly blessed. These reflect God's own character and call us to live...
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Jesus sends His disciples to look for "people of peace", those who are open, welcoming, and receptive to both them and the message of the Kingdom. These individuals become relational gateways through whom the gospel...
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Paul calls believers to unity through humble, self-giving love, modeled perfectly by Jesus. True community requires laying down status, power, and rights for others, overcoming fear that resists sacrifice. Trusting...
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When Jesus chose his disciples, He chose them for a reason, and with a purpose. Jesus didn't choose the sorts of disciples that other Rabbi's would normally choose. He chose disciples from all walks of life, all sorts...
Jesus calls us to take up our cross—laying down comfort, ambition, and self-preservation—to follow Him. True life isn’t found in wealth, pleasure, or status, but in surrender. Though costly and confronting, trusting...
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The return of Jesus that we see referenced throughout the Gospels, calls on all of us, as disciples of Jesus, to live differently in this world.
Paul’s call to be a living sacrifice flows from God’s mercy, not from earning His love. Because we are already loved and forgiven in Christ, our whole lives become worship. As we live Jesus’ way—loving others and...
Jesus proclaims the “good news” as the arrival of God’s kingdom—an entirely new order breaking into the world. Unlike earthly empires, this kingdom transforms lives through His authority and presence. The Sermon on the...
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James calls believers to not just hear God’s word but live it out. True transformation comes through humbly receiving truth and allowing it to shape our lives. Genuine faith produces action—loving others, especially the...
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Being a living sacrifice means offering our whole lives to God in response to His mercy, not to earn His love. As we live like Jesus—loving others daily—we reflect His presence. Together, we become a living temple...
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From the life and personal testimony of Mary, the mother of Jesus, we learn valuable lessons about discipleship, choosing the will of God and learning to embrace and trust God with the things that we find hard to do.
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The fear of the Lord is not terror-driven rule-keeping but a transformed love that leads to life. Through wisdom and discipleship, God reshapes our hearts to desire His ways. Jesus reveals that true reverence is loving...
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In our newest message, we explore Psalm 23 as a portrait of God as Shepherd and King-Host - one who is present, guides, protects, provides, celebrates us, pursues us, and welcomes us. We learn that God supplies our...
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