Grace Fellowship Church East Toronto
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God has absolute authority over our lives, so we live for the glory of Jesus Christ.
Grace isn’t a paycheck; it’s a gift.
Why is it so hard to forgive? This Sunday Pastor Jason explains the reasons why we must forgive from the heart.
Because we’re needy and God is ready to help, keep praying and don’t lose heart, even if the answers take time.
Earthly comfort without Christ is spiritual bankruptcy.
Both the reckless and the self-righteous need God's grace, as He delights in restoring repentant sinners to a right relationship with Him.
Loving God means that we cannot place limits on whom one must love as a neighbour.
Jesus’ kingdom faces opposition, seems small, and is worth everything.
The word of the kingdom produces an extraordinary harvest, but only in hearts that are truly open to receive it.
God has not abandoned Israel, and the same mercy that reached you is the mercy that will one day reach them.
God's faithfulness does not depend on our ability to see it.
God is sovereign. We are responsible. He gets all the glory.
Who truly belongs in God's family? Pastor Jason Lock preaches on Romans 9:6-18, which corrects misconceptions so believers can find assurance in God's plans.
The same gospel that inspires assurance of God’s love also provokes anguish for the lost. Do you feel it?
Nothing can defeat you, deprive you, condemn you, or separate you from God's love.
In your present suffering, hope for future glory.
The gospel doesn't just forgive you; it gives you the Holy Spirit, who lives in you, empowers you, leads you, adopts you, and assures you.
A new verdict — not guilty! — and a new lifestyle is yours because of Jesus.
The war within you is real, but so is the grace that will carry you through it.
The law is good; it just can't make you good.
Christ freed you from the law's crushing demands, not so you'd stop obeying, but so you'd finally obey from the heart.
Grace frees us from sin's tyranny into slavery to God, producing life instead of death.
