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Jesus calls Himself the true Vine, inviting us into a relationship that grows deeper over a lifetime. In this message from John 15, Pastor Tim Meier unpacks what it means to abide in Christ, trust God’s pruning, and bear fruit as we remain connected to Him.

Jesus didn’t come simply to show us the way—He is the Way. In this message from John 14, Pastor Tim unpacks one of Jesus’ most well-known “I AM” statements and explores how He alone is the source of direction, truth, and life. As we follow Him, we discover that what we’re ultimately searching for isn’t a place or a plan, but a relationship with the One who leads us home.

What did Jesus mean when He said, “I am the resurrection and the life”? In this message, Scott explores one of Jesus’ most powerful I AM statements through the story of Lazarus in John 11 and the hope of 1 Corinthians 15. Discover how the resurrection isn’t only a future promise, but a present reality that transforms how we live, gives us victory over sin and death, and calls us to reflect the life of Christ every day.

Jesus is the Good Shepherd who leads, restores, sustains, and pursues His people.  In this message, Pastor Tim Meier examines Jesus’ words in John 10 alongside the familiar promises of Psalm 23. Discover how the Good Shepherd guides us through every season of life and invites us to join Him in caring for those who are not yet part of His flock.

A good Judge is good news.  In this message, Josiah Stumbo explores Jesus’ declaration, “I am the Door,” through the story of the man born blind and Jesus’ teaching in John 10. Discover how Jesus judges perfectly, offers salvation through faith, and invites us into a rich and abundant life shaped by His goodness.

What part of your story still needs the light of Jesus?  In this message, Pastor Joe Le-Mon explores Jesus’ declaration, “I am the Light of the world,” through the stories of the adulterous woman, the blind man, and Nicodemus. This message examines spiritual darkness, shame, grace, and the hope of stepping into the light of Jesus.

What are you really hungry for?Pastor Tim Meier begins the I AM series by exploring Jesus’ statement, “I am the Bread of Life” from John 6. This message challenges us to stop looking for satisfaction in temporary things and instead pursue Jesus as our daily bread. True life is not found in what Jesus gives, but in Jesus Himself.

If you’re in Christ, you have gifts from God and a new way of living. In this message, Pastor Tim explores Pentecost and what Scripture teaches about the Holy Spirit, spiritual gifts, and living in love and power. Spiritual gifts are not for personal recognition—they’re given by God to strengthen the body and point people to Jesus.

This week, guest speaker Brian Henderson walks through Jesus’ parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector in Luke 18:9–14, exposing the danger of self-righteousness and our tendency to trust in our own performance instead of God’s grace. This message challenges us to stop comparing ourselves to others, honestly examine our hearts, and remember that righteousness is received through Jesus, not earned through good works.

What makes a healthy home? In this message, Pastor Tim and Rachel Meier walk through Psalm 16 and remind us that true peace, guidance, and spiritual legacy are found when Jesus is at the center. No matter your story or season, Jesus wants to be the anchor of your life and home.Want to take a next step? 👋 New to Grace? Learn more at gracecma.org/new 🙏 Need prayer? Submit a request at gracecma.org/prayer 💙 Support what God is doing at Grace: gracecma.org/give

We’re not meant to do life alone—but community can be complicated.  In this message, we look at how God designed us for relationship and what it means to share both the joys and struggles of life with others. Even when it’s hard, community is still worth it.Want to take a next step? 👋 New to Grace? Learn more at gracecma.org/new 🙏 Need prayer? Submit a request at gracecma.org/prayer 💙 Support what God is doing at Grace: gracecma.org/give

Worship is more than music—it’s a life of reverence and adoration directed toward God. In this message, we explore what it means to truly worship, how God meets us in His presence, and how worship begins to shape who we are.Want to take a next step? 👋 New to Grace? Learn more at gracecma.org/new 🙏 Need prayer? Submit a request at gracecma.org/prayer 💙 Support what God is doing at Grace: gracecma.org/give

Work is something we all experience—but we don’t always see it clearly.  In this message, we take a closer look at what the Bible says about work. It was part of God’s design from the beginning, even before sin entered the world. While work is now affected by frustration and difficulty, it still carries purpose.  As we explore Colossians 3:23, we’re reminded that our work isn’t just about what we do—it’s about who we’re doing it for. When we begin to see work as worship, it reshapes how we approach our everyday lives.Want to take a next step? 👋 New to Grace? Learn more at gracecma.org/new 🙏 Need prayer? Submit a request at gracecma.org/prayer 💙 Support what God is doing at Grace: gracecma.org/give

Busy has become normal. But it was never meant to be the goal.  In this message, Pastor Tim Meier takes us back to the beginning of creation to rediscover God’s design for rest. Through Genesis, the Sabbath command, and Jesus’ invitation in Matthew 11, we’re reminded that our worth isn’t based on what we produce—and that real rest is found in Him.

What if the resurrection actually changes everything?  Pastor Tim walks through the real story of Easter—where hope felt lost, questions were real, and nothing made sense at first. And yet, in the middle of it all, Jesus meets people with something unexpected.  A message about doubt, hope, and what it means if Jesus is truly alive.Want to take a next step? 👋 New to Grace? Learn more at gracecma.org/new 🙏 Need prayer? Submit a request at gracecma.org/prayer 💙 Support what God is doing at Grace: gracecma.org/give

Good Friday is a time to slow down and reflect on the cross—both the weight of what happened and the hope it brings.  In this message, The Heaviness and the Hope of Judas, we explore a story of betrayal that ultimately points to God’s grace, His sovereign plan, and the salvation made possible through Jesus.  Even in the darkest moment, God was working to bring redemption—and that changes everything for us today.Want to take a next step? 👋 New to Grace? Learn more at gracecma.org/new 🙏 Need prayer? Submit a request at gracecma.org/prayer 💙 Support what God is doing at Grace: gracecma.org/give

Failure is something we all face—but what if it’s not the end of the story?  Looking at Peter’s life, this message explores how our desire to prove ourselves or protect our image can lead us off track. But through Jesus’ response, we’re reminded that failure can become a turning point. When met with the grace of God, it can lead us into deeper trust and a renewed invitation to follow Him.Want to take a next step? 👋 New to Grace? Learn more at gracecma.org/new 🙏 Need prayer? Submit a request at gracecma.org/prayer 💙 Support what God is doing at Grace: gracecma.org/give

Doubt is something we don’t always talk about, but it’s part of the journey. In this message, we look at Thomas’ story in John 20 and what it shows us about being honest in our questions, recognizing that God is still pursuing us, and choosing to trust Him even when we don’t have all the answers. Doubt isn’t the end of faith—it can lead to something deeper.

In Matthew 27, Pilate presents the crowd with a choice: Jesus the Messiah or Jesus Barabbas. One is innocent. One is guilty. Yet the crowd chooses Barabbas.  This moment reveals more than a historical injustice—it exposes the human tendency to prefer a version of salvation that fits our expectations. While the crowd hoped for a deliverer who would fight for their freedom, Jesus came to bring a deeper freedom through the cross.  In this message, we look at the contrast between these two figures and the powerful gospel truth behind the story. The innocent Son of God willingly took the place of the guilty so that we could become children of God.

Alliance World Tour is a global glimpse of what God is doing through our Alliance family around the world. In this unique service, Pastor Tim shares stories of gospel movement, church planting, and faithfulness in the midst of chaos — reminding us that we are part of God’s ongoing mission.  Rooted in Romans 10, this message invites us to consider our role in praying, giving, and going.👋 New to Grace? | gracecma.org/new 🙏 Need prayer? | gracecma.org/prayer 👏 Give | gracecma.org/give 📱 Find out more www.gracecma.org