Sundays at Grace

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Sundays at Grace is a religion podcast hosted by Grace Covenant Church, with 195 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Grace Covenant Church hosts Sundays at Grace, a religion show with 195 episodes published.

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  Episode #40

  Dear Corinth // Week 2

  Sep 16, 202648 minS4

  In Week 2 of Dear Corinth , Pastor Zach walks through Paul’s message to the Corinthian church and challenges the way we define wisdom, success, influence, and spiritual maturity. The Corinthians had become focused on what the world considered impressive, but Paul points them back to the cross. We don’t have to prove ourselves, perform for God, or build our identity around success, influence, appearance, or credentials. The cross reminds us that our identity is found in what Christ has already done for us. At the end of it all, the message is simple: Jesus doesn’t need to be made more impressive. He needs to be at the center.

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  Episode #39

  Dear Corinth // Week 1

  Sep 16, 202641 minS4

  In Week 1 of Dear Corinth , Pastor Zach Burris opens the series by looking at the church in Corinth—and the surprising truth that they weren’t all that different from us. They were gifted, growing, passionate, opinionated, and, at times, messy. And yet, Jesus didn’t give up on them. Pastor Zach challenges us to remember who we are, whose we are, and what truly belongs at the center of the church . Our preferences, personalities, traditions, and opinions can easily become more important than they were ever meant to be. But when Jesus is at the center, everything else finds its proper place. This message is an honest and encouraging reminder that the problems in the church don't cancel God's purpose for the church . We're imperfect people, but we're still God's people—and Jesus is still building His church.

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  Episode #38

  NextGen Service | Raising Up a Josiah Generation

  Sep 1, 202651 minS4

  In this special NextGen Service, leaders from across Grace Covenant come together to share the heart and vision behind investing in the next generation. Beginning with the story of King Josiah, Pastor Marcus Ellington challenges us to believe that young people are not too young to be used by God. The goal isn't simply to keep kids and students busy or entertained. It's to raise up a generation whose hearts are shaped by the Word of God and who are willing to stand for what they believe. From the earliest days of childhood to young adulthood, each speaker shares how Grace Covenant is committed to helping the next generation discover who God is and who they are in Him, develop the gifts and faith God has placed within them, and be deployed into the purpose He has for their lives. Hear from Pastor Marcus Ellington, Marianne, Pastor Danielle, Pastor Scott, Gio, Tayshaun, and Kristian Estrada as they share the vision and heartbeat behind each stage of NextGen ministry.

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  Episode #37

  Unsung Heroes // The Armor Bearer

  Aug 24, 202639 minS4

  In the last week in our Unsung Heroes series, Pastor Zach takes us into the story of Jonathan and his armor bearer—a man whose name we never even learn, but whose faithfulness played an important role in what God was doing through Jonathan. Jonathan had the vision. The armor bearer simply said, “I'm with you.” And that's what makes his story so powerful. We often celebrate the person who says, “Let's go,” but we don't always celebrate the person who stands beside them and says, “I'm with you.” Pastor Zach challenges us to rethink what significance looks like. Not everyone is called to cast the vision, stand on the platform, or receive the recognition. Sometimes our calling is to carry someone else's God-given vision, faithfully serve, and help make something bigger than ourselves become a reality. Your contribution isn't less significant simply because you're not the one getting the attention.

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  Episode #36

  Unsung Heroes // Dorcas

  Aug 17, 202638 minS4

  What does it actually mean to leave a meaningful legacy? In this message from our Unsung Heroes series, Pastor Zach takes us to the story of Dorcas—a woman who never preached a sermon, planted a church, nor stood on a platform. She simply made clothes, served widows, showed up for people, and faithfully loved the people God had placed around her. Her story challenges the way we often measure significance. Culture tells us that a meaningful life is about followers, accomplishments, influence, recognition, and how many people know our name. But Scripture gives us a very different picture: significance can be built through a lifetime of ordinary faithfulness. Because the things that matter most may not be the things that carry our name. They may be the impressions we leave on the people we love. You don't have to be spectacular to live a meaningful life. You just have to be faithful.

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