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Sunday Sermons and Special Events recorded from Grace Bible Church in Columba, MO. We take our full service and trim down to just the sermon so that you can listen on the go or wherever you are. Grace Bible Church is a dedicated family of believers sharing a common faith and intentionally living out the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the World. Beginning in 1953, Grace has a high view of God’s Word and a strong desire to be disciples and make disciples as Jesus commanded in the Great Commission. Grace intends to live generationally through our mission statement of "Growing in Christ to Grow Others, Together", making sure that this generation is equipped to serve those who need to hear the Gospel and grow in faith. Additionally, Grace intends to teach the next generation of leaders to serve the within the Church and their Community with hope and faith from God’s Word. We will continue to seek out and train leaders for ministry, both inside our Church family and for ministry anywhere in the World.
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This teaching is from one of our Young Adult Rooted Evening Services.Is Temptation a Sin? Singleness and My Identity in ChristIn the first part of this study, we’ll explore the question: Is temptation a sin? To do that, we’ll look specifically at temptations related to physical intimacy, pornography, and romantic relationships.In the second part, we’ll focus on what it means to be single from a biblical perspective. We’ll discover how singleness can be a meaningful and fruitful season—especially when our identity is rooted in Christ.
This teaching is from one of our Young Adult Rooted Evening Services. We live in a culture that constantly pressures young adults—and even teenagers—to rush into intimacy. This pressure often distorts the sacredness of sex, reducing it to something casual and disconnected from its original design. God's intention is clear: intimacy was created to be experienced within the covenant of marriage.In this study, we’ll explore how stepping outside of God’s boundaries in this area doesn’t just affect us—it can hurt others, reflect deeper issues of idolatry, and ultimately damage our relationship with God.But there is hope and truth: God is enough. When we place Him first, He not only fulfills our deepest desires, but also gives us the strength to live with purpose, purity, and peace
This teaching is from one of our Young Adult Rooted Evening Services.We were beautifully and intentionally created in God’s image, designed to reflect His character and represent Him in the world. But sin—like a virus or malware—infects our hearts and distorts that original design. It corrupts how we think, live, and relate to others.In this study, we’ll explore how each of us needs a spiritual reset. Only through Jesus can we be restored, realigned, and transferred from the domain of darkness into the kingdom of His beloved Son. Jesus is our reset.
"Faith is a living, daring confidence in God's grace..." Martin Luther The final Trumpets – sixth and seventh! We meet the 2 Witnesses and see the power of God in their testimony. Then we watch as they are martyred – then gloated over – then raised! What a story! We will follow the scene of Heaven as the Temple of Heaven is briefly described have seen the images of the Tabernacle and Temple of Solomon. So much in this account to absorb but the lessons are really pretty simple. God’s Witnesses are examples of what we should be – fearless – careless – heedless – reckless! Sunday I will cover all of these and we will see the power of God in the Lamb showered on the Earth. In all of this judgment is love of God and hope in Christ – see you Sunday.Pastor Mike
The big pause! A mighty angel appears and brings a little scroll – this seeming contradiction is really to show emphasis! This angel appears and then makes an astonishing announcement. Then the symbolic acts of consuming the scroll becomes the biggest lesson for us in Revelation 10. We will meet this angel and get to know a bit about the little book. Why a smaller version of the great book opened by the Lamb/Lion? Why does it taste sweet but upset the stomach? Why is the metaphor of eating used rather than reading quietly or aloud? So many questions! I will try to answer as many as I can – this is a pivotal transition chapter – don’t miss this one! I will also share some very current information for the Bible Engagement Center for Bible Engagement. So very good and so very convicting! I will add some suggestions about how to be active in God’s Word and how to stay active – please join us this Sunday for the Big Angel and the Little Book.Pastor Mike
The world thinks that if people could just see a miracle, experience suffering, or witness God's power, they would repent and come to Christ “all on their own.” As you read Revelation 9, John shows otherwise. This chapter describes unimaginable judgment: Demonic oppression, death, fear, and global chaos. And it ends with one of the saddest statements in Scripture: "The rest of mankind... did not repent..." (Rev. 9:20-21)The issue has never been a lack of evidence. The issue is the condition of the heart.The heart of discipleship is choosing surrender today before judgment forces the question tomorrow. Revelation 9 reminds us that the greatest tragedy is not judgment itself—but a heart that refuses to turn to Christ. We are shown what happens when people continually and relentlessly ignore God, we see what happens to humanity through the destructive consequences of their rebellion, and we see that they will still refuse to repent. What this shows is that our deepest need is not simply relief from judgment but a transformed heart.Revelation 9 is not merely about future events, told through imagery and symbolic language—it is about present decisions. Every day we are becoming either more responsive or more resistant to God's voice. The question is not, "What will happen in the end?" The question is, "How am I responding to Jesus today?”Looking forward to this Sunday - Josh Burt
God gives John—and then us—a glimpse into the second series of judgments: the Trumpets. Before those are poured out, there is a powerful pause of silence, then a trip to the altar of incense, because God cares. Each of the judgments intensifies the truth that God is using His creation to show His wrath against sin.This week, Pastor Denis will begin with walking us through Revelation 8:1 and the significance of the silence in heaven. And Pastor Mike will then continue through the trumpet judgments, where two things become unmistakably clear: God is just as He carries out what is long deserved by a sinful world in every generation, and God is merciful as He hears our prayers and gives warning of the judgment to come.
“If we minimize grace, the world sees no hope for salvation. If we minimize truth, the world sees no need for salvation.” Randy Alcorn There is a pause in Heaven as the Lamb halts the judgments of the Horsemen long enough to seal the promised tribes of Israel during the Tribulation. The pause also allows John to glimpse the hordes of martyrs around the throne as a promise to us that Salvation does not end nor is it thwarted during the Tribulation. The Tribulation is a time of judgment but not despair! This pause before the seventh seal give us a clear look at the redemptive heart of God. God love us and desires our salvation. He made the promises in Eden – He gave the many prophecies of the Old Testament – He sent His only Son as the Lamb. Sunday we will hear from the Lamb and see first hand of this great love. I will spend some time sharing Salvation from the Old Testament - New Testament - Tribulation - all the same! We will also talk about the 144,000 and we will hear the promises of ‘no more tears’ but most of all we will spend our time worshipping the Lamb – the Redeemer – the Savior. See you Sunday!Pastor Mike
Sunday Sermons and Special Events recorded from Grace Bible Church in Columba, MO. We take our full service and trim down to just the sermon so that you can listen on the go or wherever you are. Grace Bible Church is a dedicated family of believers sharing a common faith and intentionally living out the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the World. Beginning in 1953, Grace has a high view of God’s Word and a strong desire to be disciples and make disciples as Jesus commanded in the Great Commission. Grace intends to live generationally through our mission statement of "Growing in Christ to Grow Others, Together", making sure that this generation is equipped to serve those who need to hear the Gospel and grow in faith. Additionally, Grace intends to teach the next generation of leaders to serve the within the Church and their Community with hope and faith from God’s Word. We will continue to seek out and train leaders for ministry, both inside our Church family and for ministry anywhere in the World.
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