Grace Blog

Here’s an update of what is going on at Grace...

Sneak Peek of this Sunday’s Sermon:

Speaker: Dan Hopkins | Title: A Gospel Application to Marriage | Text: 1 Cor. 7:25-40

It's that time again - for our annual All Church Picnic! The theme for this year's picnic is "A Taste of Grace" which builds upon one of the themes in the current sermon series of 1 Corinthians - unity in diversity. This year's picnic theme celebrates our unity, in that Grace is a gathering of people who are united in our belief that we are saved by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. The theme also celebrates, by God's grace, our great diversity in both age and ethnicity.

Come taste our "best" dishes that represent our traditional and/or cultural diversity and enjoy games and other fun activities for both youth and adults!

"A Taste of Grace" will be Sunday, June 10th, 11:30 am - 1:30 pm on the church grounds. This will be in place of our 11:00 am worship service.

UPDATE

The download feature on the sermons page is working correctly again! Karen Thom at Pinix, by God's grace, worked with great patience and perseverance to find the fix to this nagging problem. Thank you Karen (and your team)!

[to download a sermon directly from the website, click on the red circle with an arrow pointing down in it, to the right of the audio player for each sermon]

Good morning!

They are calling for snow in the DC area late Saturday into Sunday. Please check the website on Sunday morning before coming to church, in the event it does snow. The website will be updated by 7am.
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Merritt Anderson

Parenting is hard. The details of daily life with children can quickly become overwhelming, for even the most organized parents. Meals, school projects, and sports practices keep us running around and keep us wondering if we will ever get a break. In all of our running around and busyness are we just checking off tasks or are we giving our kids grace as they live life alongside us?

The Bible has a lot to say about how we parent and what's to be front and center in our parenting. The Bible help us to prioritize what's most important as we parent our children. The Bible even tells us what's to be the centerpiece of our parenting.

Join us as we look at what the Bible has to say about our roles as parents. Hear how the good news of Jesus is central to the way that we teach and train our children. Explore some ways that we can use the gospel as we engage with our children on a daily basis.