Grace Bible Church Souderton Sermon Podcast

Faith Under Fire: Under Pressure

Pastor Aaron Meservey
Daniel 3

In Daniel 3, we come to a place where full confrontation is required from which we are challenged to boldness in the face of opposition.

Faith Under Fire: The Witness of Exiles

Pastor Aaron Meservey
Daniel 2

We continue in Daniel, where we see the nature of the witness of exiles to a God who is both near to His people and over the nations.

Faith Under Fire: Faithfully Living in Exile

Pastor Aaron Meservey
Daniel 1

As we begin a new series through Daniel, we examine what it means to live faithfully in a culture that is often hostile to the ways of God.

Meeting the God Who Speaks: Prism

Pastor Aaron Meservey
John 5:39-40, 45-47

As we conclude our series on the Bible, we are reminded to read the Scriptures as they are intended, which leads us to Jesus. 

Meeting the God Who Speaks: Jewel

Pastor Aaron Meservey
Proverbs 2:1-12

The Scriptures, as a book filled with God’s wisdom, should be treated as a jewel that we diligently search for. 

Meeting the God Who Speaks: Mirror

Pastor Aaron Meservey
James 1:19-25

As we continue our series on what the Scriptures say about themselves, we see that the Scriptures are like a mirror that show us ways our hearts and minds deceive us regarding right and wrong, so that we can find freedom.

Meeting the God Who Speaks: Cane

Pastor Aaron Meservey
Romans 15:3-6

We continue our series on the Scriptures, where we see they are a cane upon which we can lean because they come from a God who is faithful and true.

Meeting the God Who Speaks: Signpost

Pastor Aaron Meservey
Psalm 19:7-10

We begin a new series on what the Scriptures say about themselves. In our first Sunday, we hear the proclamation that the Scriptures lead us to life. 

No Plan B: The Church as the Hope for this World - God's Special Possession

Todd Mangum
1 Peter 2:9

God's Special Possession

No Plan B: The Church as the Hope for this World - A Holy Nation

Pastor Wes Ehret
1 Peter 2:9

Christ’s Church is Sacred Space, and we are called to be Holy and set apart from Sin. How are we to stay on the Narrow path and not drift off into the ditch of shame, or the ditch of self-righteousness?