Reaching and winning others for Christ starts in the mind - what we do is determined by what we think. To start off this series, let's dive into how we can embrace a mindset that begins with understanding and adaptability while staying true to the message of the gospel.由info@nwoods.org

Jesus works through us to build his church.

If money is the #1 competitor for our hearts, then how do we flip the script and let it bring us closer to God? Let's explore what Jesus had to say about how we can align our hearts with his purposes and priorities.由info@nwoods.org

Pastor Harald talks about the future of Grace Church.

What if how we handle money impacts more than just our bank account? Jesus once told a powerful story that revealed how money shapes our wallets and the things that matter most — our hearts and our relationship with God.由info@nwoods.org

Nehemiah was a man on a mission.由Gregg Hart

Those who love God can rest in the assurance of the many promises he has made. Let's explore six powerful promises God makes to us and learn how to apply them in our lives.由info@nwoods.org

Is Jesus building his church through you the most important thing in your life?

When trouble and trials threaten to shake us to the core, how can we experience God's peace? Join us as we discover how to truly find and embrace God's peace in our daily lives.由info@nwoods.org

Pastor Harald discusses how Nehemiah is uses in God's plan by building the wall.

God faithfully cares for and protects his people, but have you ever wondered how he does it? Join us as we unpack the various ways he guards and sustains us amid our battles.由info@nwoods.org

Nehemiah's burden for his people.

God's protection is an incredible promise, but to truly know it, we must prioritize spending time in his presence. But what does spending time with him look like, and how can we make it our reality?由info@nwoods.org

God is working on our behalf (Romans 8:38)

When it comes to following Jesus, excuses often hold us back. We tell ourselves, Now’s just not a good time for me, or Compared to others, my relationship with Jesus is fine. But if we truly want to experience more with Jesus, we must put away excuses and follow him wherever he calls, respond whenever he speaks, and do whatever he asks. It's time t…

The power of God's love, Romans 5:8

In a world obsessed with titles, recognition, and climbing the ladder of success, God calls his followers to pick up the towel and serve others, all while embracing an attitude of humility. But why is this so important, and how can we shift our focus from ourselves to others?由info@nwoods.org

Pastor Harald shares the truths to remember, Matthew 6:33 & Romans 8:28.

We should all desire to live more productive lives for Christ, but we often wonder how that can happen – is it simply the product of gritting our teeth and trying harder, or is there another way? Join us as we discover God's plan for living a more fruitful life.由info@nwoods.org

Proverbs 3: 5-8

When it comes to our spiritual lives, we are all prone to drifting. The danger is that we often don't realize we're drifting until we look up and find ourselves far from where we once were. Let's reflect on and explore how we can be more anchored in our spiritual lives when we find ourselves drifting further from God.…

Before we can fully embrace God’s “more” in our lives, we first must grasp what his “more” is all about. Is it simply about doing more with our already busy, overscheduled lives? Or does God have something deeper and more transformative in mind? Let's talk about God's more for our lives.由info@nwoods.org

Pastor Jason shares on how to turn worry into worship.

Jesus Christ - The Gift of A lifetime

The Gift of a Lifetime - The Promise of the Gift

The Gift of a Lifetime.

Interpreting Prophecy

A Test of Faith

Who has the authority in your life?

Trusting God in hard circumstances.

Daniel doesn't panic… he prays. Daniel 2:1-49

Countering Culture - Daniel Takes A Stand

Prescription against neglect

Pastor Jason explains how to build united relationships through Jesus.

Judging is a relationship killer