Grace Church Vienna

Sermon from 11 December 2022 || As Advent is the time were we expect the coming of the Saviour, it is also a season of waiting. As we learn morae about waiting in Psalm 130, what are we really waiting for and how should we spend this time of waiting?

Sermon from 21 August 2022 || During today’s sermon before the scene of a final farewell we will learn more about the characteristics of a healthy ministry, the admission of an uncertain future and the perils of a growing church. And applying the things from back then to now we will see what we can learn from Paul’s model.

Sermon from 14 August 2022 || As we see how king Nebuchadnezzar wanted to punish those who were not willing to submit to idolatry we will learn more about showing civil courage, not sacrificing principles and trusting God in times of testing.

Sermon from 7 August 2022 || During today's sermon we will learn of an exhortation and what worship was like in the early church. And we will also see a snapshot of a sleepy saint and learn how strengthening and encouraging one another needs availability and communication.

Sermon from 31 July 2022 || Why is being religious not the right way to receive this gift? Learn that this gift is not about submitting to certain expectations or adapting ways others want you to live but living in God’s fullness and love?

Sermon from July 24, 2022 || Today’s sermon is based on Matthew 9:35-38, a passage where Jesus talks about the sheep without a shepherd and the harvest that needs more workers.

Sermon from July 3, 2022 || Learning from Paul we will see how we can have “Peace In Spite Of Panic” when completing tasks, facing uncontrollable situations and when we have to wait through uncertain moments. Join us to learn more about trusting God and experiencing His comfort and encouragement.

Sermon from June 26, 2022 || Based on what we have learned during last week’s sermon about God’s changing power and looking into several bible passages, Simon encourages us to be people who will find fulfillment by being changed by Jesus.

Sermon from 19 June 2022 || Continuing our sermon series through the book of Acts, we will see how God has changed the lives of people in Ephesus. How can we see that God’s power to change was successful and in what way did the church in Ephesus grow? What do we need to be careful about in order to experience God’s changing power?

Sermon from June 12, 2022 || Studying today’s passage we will elaborate what it means to be a man or woman after GOD’S OWN heart. Join us and find out more about living in harmony with the Lord, taking God’s word serious and setting our heart on God’s will above our own!

Sermon from May 29, 2022 || In today’s passage, John 16:7 we read that, as Jesus was preparing to leave this earth, he promised that His advocate would be sent to us. Listen to Dave’s sermon to find out more about what this means to us, up to this day!

Sermon from May 22, 2022 || Talking about the Magnificence of Insignificance, what is Christ’s View of Authority and what can we learn from Paul about humility, especially when it came to his integrity, popularity, accountability and ministry? And finally, what is our responsibility then?

Sermon from May 15, 2022 || Looking into Romans 12 today, what can we learn about serving? How does real service look like and who is called to serve? What should be our motivation to serve and what kind of sacrifice does God expect from us?

Sermon from May 8, 2022 || As we celebrate Mother’s Day Hans-Georg Hoprich takes 2 Timothy 1:1-7 as a guideline to learn about the impact of Timothy's mother on his life. We will learn more about the seeds planted by his mother, namely transparent tenderness, authentic Christianity, inner confidence, demonstrative love and self-control.

Sermon from May 1, 2022 || What is discipleship and what models of discipleship do we find in the bible? How did and does the church grow because of genuine discipleship and what does God expect from you in this matter?

Sermon from April 24, 2022 || Looking into today’s passage how much faith does it take to move mountains and how can this can encourage us having the same kind of faith?

Sermon from April 17. 2022 || Today we will see how different people reacted to Jesus' death. We will learn about the reactions of a seasoned soldier, the general public and Joseph of Arimathea. And we will see how the women reacted after the resurrection and that the disciples did not believe them - even though they should have known better. And finally, how do we respond and how much trust do we have in our Saviour?

Sermon from April 10, 2022 || This Palm Sunday we have Johan van Dam with us to answer the question: Saved - for what? What did Paul do to win others to Christ and how did he aim for the goal - not losing sight of it? How can we be looking at the goal even amongst all the distractions in our lives?

Sermon from April 3, 2022 || Looking into Acts chapter 15 we learn more about a debate about what it takes to please God and what kind of Christians God likes better. How are we responsible to live God's grace and what trials do we face when it comes to grace and religious standards?

Sermon from March 27, 2022 || Looking into 1 Timothy 3:1-16 we will see that being in a family means that there are certain obligations and expectations. What does our behaviour have to do with selecting leaders, the way we meet as a church or to keep the truth of Jesus beautiful and firm?