Grace Community Church, Arlington, Va

Hope is one of the most powerful things in the world. When you fully grasp hope, you will never be the same. Neither will the world. Join us as we begin this new series, The Power of Hope.

Join us for the conclusion of our series, I Want to Believe, But. Does science stand in the way of the Bible? Find out in this message.

For the past 2,000 years, the church has been the leading force for good in our world and there is only one reason why. What is it and why is it under attack?

By the numbers, the Bible is the most influential book in the history of the world. Drew is asking if we can trust it, can we? Find out in this message as Pastor John visits the Museum of the Bible.

In this message Pastor Derek literally shares his sermon from the top of a mountain. Doubt it's true? Then you definitely don't want to miss I Want to Believe, But I Doubt.

Psychologist Abraham Maslow, on his hierarchy of needs, puts "belonging" about mid-pyramid, third in importance. Jesus might have argued, and moved it down to the very bottom of the pyramid, the place of our foremost foundational need. Jesus understood our need to belong because he created it, and he was not shy with either his claims about where we belong or his relentless pursuit of getting us there.

God says in Deuteronomy 7 to totally destroy and show no mercy to seven major people groups. Is God driving the Israelites to genocide? Find out as we continue our series, I Want to Believe, But...

How can I trust a God so prone to violence? The violence found in the Bible really trips up people's faith. Join us as we tackle this important issue.

Unanswered prayer is a problem, a really big problem. Is there any good biblical reason why my prayers aren't being answered? Join us in this message for the launch of our brand new series, I Want to Believe, But...

A pressure point is an area of our bodies that is an epicenter of pain. You and I have a spiritual pressure point. When we identify it we put ourselves in a position to begin easing the pressure in our lives and the world. Join us for this message that concludes our Relationships Under Pressure series.

Not all pressure is bad. But too much pressure can be dangerous and too little can be useless. The key is controlling the pressure. If you feel like the pressure is out of control in your life, join us to hear about two things that will help keep it in check.

For the past six months, we've been suffering at the hands of a thief named COVID-19. In this message, we'll look at what Jesus had to say to some thieves and what his words mean for us today.

What map do you use to navigate life?

Do mud pies and fireflies conjure up happy childhood memories in you? Fun as those days were, you're probably looking for a little less mess in your life. What does it take to turn mud into miracles? To turn brokenness into hope? Find out this Sunday as we continue our Relationships Under Pressure series.

Ready to notch things up a bit? Don’t just survive; learn to thrive. This week, we look at how building security in your relationships can make all the difference in the world. Find out how you can keep things from bubbling over as we continue our series Relationships Under Pressure.

I love competition, don't you? My family has had these incredible, memorable, high energy games of Bop it. But competition has a fundamental flaw that can pump unhealthy amounts of pressure into our relationships. Thankfully, Jesus shows us how to reverse that course.

Whether your quarantine bubble is big or small, you're probably under relational pressure from all sides. If you're reaching for the release valve and coming up empty-handed, this new series has something for you: a proven way to release the pressure before life pops.

When you're stressed or down, what's your go-to song? In this message, we’ll talk about a go-to Psalm as we conclude our Summer Playlist series.

You can learn a lot about someone when you step into their home. In fact, stepping into someone's home may be the best way to build a bridge and create a community. Psalm 84 offers us a surprising view of God's home, and what it might look like for us to welcome friends and neighbors into it.

Music creates culture and drives movements. Psalm 34 was a song to a community facing anxiety, fear, trouble, and affliction. There is hope, however, and where we find that hope can create true change. This Psalm gives us several clues to how we can find hope and pursue a lasting change in the face of evil.