by Grace Fellowship Church
Grace Fellowship in Comstock Park, Michigan exists for the purpose of glorifying God through example, exaltation, edification, equipping, and evangelizing. We hope that you will experience the fullness of God's grace and connect with Him on a personal level. Subscribe and experience Grace Fellowship on the go or from the comfort of your home! Find out more at: https://www.gracefellowshipmi.com
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June 21, 2026
<p>This father's day message draws a beautiful parallel between earthly fatherhood and the perfect love of Christ, revealing five profound ways that human fathers reflect God's character. We discover how provision, protection, teaching, forgiveness, and sacrifice are not just parental duties but divine attributes perfected in Jesus. The sermon takes us through key scriptures including John 6:35 where Jesus declares himself the bread of life, and John 10:11 where he identifies as the good shepherd. What makes this message particularly moving is its honest acknowledgment that not all of us had godly fathers, yet we all have access to a perfect heavenly Father. The teaching reminds us that while earthly fathers may provide groceries and shelter, Jesus provides for our souls. While fathers protect from physical dangers, Jesus stood at Calvary's cross protecting us from eternal destruction. The invitation is clear: whether we're grateful for godly fathers, seeking to become better fathers ourselves, or longing to experience the saving love we never received from an earthly parent, Christ offers us a love that never fails, never leaves, and never forsakes.</p>
June 14, 2026
<p>This message takes us into the heart of Mark 2:1-12, where we encounter the unforgettable story of the paralytic man and his four faithful friends. The sermon title 'The Man with Ten Legs' cleverly reminds us that this man had eight legs carrying him plus his own two—a beautiful picture of community and determination in faith. We're challenged to think about what it means to truly bring others to Jesus, even when obstacles seem insurmountable. These friends didn't let a crowded room stop them; they literally tore through the roof to get their friend to the Savior. This story asks us: How far are we willing to go to help someone encounter Jesus? The message emphasizes that church growth isn't about programs or gimmicks—it's about ordinary believers doing extraordinary things to connect people with Christ. We're reminded that some people come to church with great difficulty, facing chains both physical and spiritual, yet their hunger for freedom in Christ drives them forward. The call here is clear: we need to think outside the box, be willing to get our hands dirty, and remember that what we win people with is what we win them to. When we make salvation for the lost our main priority, transformation happens—not just in those we reach, but in us as well.</p>
June 7, 2026
<p>John chapter 8 confronts us with one of the most profound moments in Scripture: the woman caught in adultery. We witness the religious leaders attempting to trap Jesus, using a vulnerable woman as bait in their theological game. But Jesus transforms their trap into a masterclass on mercy and self-examination. When He writes in the dirt and challenges anyone without sin to cast the first stone, we're forced to examine our own hearts. How often do we point fingers at others while ignoring our own failures? The stones drop one by one as conscience awakens, reminding us that condemnation is easy but mercy requires divine character. Jesus doesn't excuse sin, He says go and sin no more, but He refuses to condemn. This reveals the heart of the Gospel: we're not saved by our perfection but by His mercy. The message challenges us to drop our stones, to point people toward Christ rather than toward their failures. We're invited to delight in mercy just as God does, to become vessels of grace rather than judges. The question lingers: are we more interested in condemning or forgiving? The answer reveals whose children we truly are.</p>
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Grace Fellowship in Comstock Park, Michigan exists for the purpose of glorifying God through example, exaltation, edification, equipping, and evangelizing. We hope that you will experience the fullness of God's grace and connect with Him on a personal level.
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Find out more at: https://www.gracefellowshipmi.com
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