Sermons
On Easter Sunday, we celebrate the most important event in human history: the resurrection of Jesus Christ. What does the empty tomb mean for us? Four powerful implications that change everything — today and forever.
On Palm Sunday, Isaiah 53 foretold the Messiah's suffering 750 years before Christ's birth. 'There was no other way,' Pastor Josh said. 'Christ had to suffer to pay for our sins.' A powerful message on Christ's crucifixion as God's plan — not an accident.
Two weeks before Easter, Marc Paskiewicz launched the Life of Paul series with a startling truth: God used a murderer of Christians for His mission. 'Your sin is never too strong for God's grace.' Paul went from persecuting the church to becoming its greatest apostle.
Marc Paskiewicz reframed the 'prosperity gospel' — not health and wealth, but the incredible spiritual riches we receive in Christ: chosen, adopted, redeemed, forgiven, justified, sealed, and granted eternal life. 'God doesn't just forgive your debt — He adopts you into His family.'
In a world of constant uncertainty, Pastor Josh White reminds us from Colossians 2 that God's vision for His church never changes: that our hearts would be strengthened by truth, and that we would be bound together in love.
Why does God allow suffering? In Part 2 of this powerful series, Pastor Josh White walks through Colossians 1:24 and reveals that our suffering is not wasted — it leads to the comfort of others, the maturity of believers, and ultimately brings glory to Christ.
Pastor Marc Paskiewicz traces the remarkable transformation of the Apostle John—from a rageful, fire-seeking disciple nicknamed "son of thunder" to the intimate apostle who leaned on Jesus's chest and became known as the apostle of love. The secret? Abiding in Christ, not self-improvement.
In this sermon, Pastor Josh White explores what the Bible teaches about suffering and how God uses it for our eternal good. Discover three reasons why God allows his children to suffer.
Pastor Josh White unpacks Colossians 1 to show how God assigned Paul a divine stewardship—and what He's assigned to you. Are you ready to report for duty?
What if your story isn’t really about you? What if the messy, failure-filled, grace-filled journey you’re on points to something far greater than your own glory? Pastor Mark Pascowitz opened GBC Phoenix’s new series, The Acts of the
Pastor Josh White challenges us with a powerful question: What if God offered you something greater than never paying taxes, perfect health, or $500,000? In Colossians 1:18-23, discover how Jesus reconciles us from enemies to family, shifts our focus from the world's approval to glorifying Christ, and gives us a brand new mission.
Pastor Mark uses a football analogy to explain what the church truly is—the body of Christ with Jesus as the head—and why Christ must be preeminent in everything.