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Money is more than something we earn, spend, save, or give. It is one of the clearest windows into our hearts and one of the most powerful tools entrusted to us. Our relationship with money influences our relationship with God, our relationships with others, the decisions we make today, and the future we are building. That is why Jesus spoke so often about money. He was not simply concerned with what people gave; He cared about what money revealed about their hearts. Money can become a source of security, identity, status, freedom, or control. Yet it can also be a tool for caring for others, participating in God’s work, and investing in what matters most. Whether someone follows Jesus, is exploring faith, or is uncertain about what they believe, we all have a relationship with money. And whether we realize it or not, that relationship is shaping us.

Money is more than something we earn, spend, save, or give. It is one of the clearest windows into our hearts and one of the most powerful tools entrusted to us. Our relationship with money influences our relationship with God, our relationships with others, the decisions we make today, and the future we are building. That is why Jesus spoke so often about money. He was not simply concerned with what people gave; He cared about what money revealed about their hearts. Money can become a source of security, identity, status, freedom, or control. Yet it can also be a tool for caring for others, participating in God’s work, and investing in what matters most. Whether someone follows Jesus, is exploring faith, or is uncertain about what they believe, we all have a relationship with money. And whether we realize it or not, that relationship is shaping us.

Every child deserves a safe, loving home. Join us as we welcome local partners and foster care leaders who are helping children and families throughout our community.

We all know we should be grateful. But gratitude isn’t always easy, especially when life doesn’t go the way we hoped. So what does it really mean to be thankful? Is gratitude simply a response to good circumstances, or is it something deeper? In this series, we’ll explore what the Bible teaches about gratitude and discover why learning to say “thank you” can transform the way we see everything.

We all know we should be grateful. But gratitude isn’t always easy, especially when life doesn’t go the way we hoped. So what does it really mean to be thankful? Is gratitude simply a response to good circumstances, or is it something deeper? In this series, we’ll explore what the Bible teaches about gratitude and discover why learning to say “thank you” can transform the way we see everything.

We all know we should be grateful. But gratitude isn’t always easy, especially when life doesn’t go the way we hoped. So what does it really mean to be thankful? Is gratitude simply a response to good circumstances, or is it something deeper? In this series, we’ll explore what the Bible teaches about gratitude and discover why learning to say “thank you” can transform the way we see everything.

We all know we should be grateful. But gratitude isn’t always easy, especially when life doesn’t go the way we hoped. So what does it really mean to be thankful? Is gratitude simply a response to good circumstances, or is it something deeper? In this series, we’ll explore what the Bible teaches about gratitude and discover why learning to say “thank you” can transform the way we see everything.

Who am I? It’s one of the deepest questions we ask. Many of us spend years searching for the answer through achievement, approval, relationships, success, image, or by trying to leave our past behind. Yet even after all of it, something can still feel missing. Who Am I? is a series about discovering an identity that is secure, lasting, and unshakable.  Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years or are simply exploring who He is, this series is an invitation to discover the identity, purpose, and life you were made for.

Who am I? It’s one of the deepest questions we ask. Many of us spend years searching for the answer through achievement, approval, relationships, success, image, or by trying to leave our past behind. Yet even after all of it, something can still feel missing. Who Am I? is a series about discovering an identity that is secure, lasting, and unshakable.  Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years or are simply exploring who He is, this series is an invitation to discover the identity, purpose, and life you were made for.

At Grace, we are deeply committed to the next generation and passionate about helping the good news of Jesus be intentionally and relationally passed on to those who come after us. During this special service, we’ll celebrate how God has been at work, renew our vision for investing in the next generation, and invite those God may be calling to join us in that mission.

Who am I? It’s one of the deepest questions we ask. Many of us spend years searching for the answer through achievement, approval, relationships, success, image, or by trying to leave our past behind. Yet even after all of it, something can still feel missing. Who Am I? is a series about discovering an identity that is secure, lasting, and unshakable.  Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years or are simply exploring who He is, this series is an invitation to discover the identity, purpose, and life you were made for.

Who am I? It’s one of the deepest questions we ask. Many of us spend years searching for the answer through achievement, approval, relationships, success, image, or by trying to leave our past behind. Yet even after all of it, something can still feel missing. Who Am I? is a series about discovering an identity that is secure, lasting, and unshakable.  Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years or are simply exploring who He is, this series is an invitation to discover the identity, purpose, and life you were made for.

Who am I? It’s one of the deepest questions we ask. Many of us spend years searching for the answer through achievement, approval, relationships, success, image, or by trying to leave our past behind. Yet even after all of it, something can still feel missing. Who Am I? is a series about discovering an identity that is secure, lasting, and unshakable.  Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years or are simply exploring who He is, this series is an invitation to discover the identity, purpose, and life you were made for.

Who am I? It’s one of the deepest questions we ask. Many of us spend years searching for the answer through achievement, approval, relationships, success, image, or by trying to leave our past behind. Yet even after all of it, something can still feel missing. Who Am I? is a series about discovering an identity that is secure, lasting, and unshakable.  Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years or are simply exploring who He is, this series is an invitation to discover the identity, purpose, and life you were made for.

We are all called by God to live on mission—not just a few of us, and not just our Christian leaders. Every person who calls themselves a Christian, every follower of Jesus Christ, has been given this calling. In Matthew 28, Jesus commands us to “go and make disciples of all nations.” This weekend, you’ll see how God is working through Grace MEC around the world and discover how each of us can be part of His mission and GO.