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Good afternoon! This Sunday, we'll have a covered dish lunch after church.

Good evening, all! Remember that tomorrow morning's service will begin with brunch in place of Sunday School.

Good evening, friends! You're invited to join us this Sunday at 3:30PM for a baptismal service hosted at the facilities of Community Bible Church in Kennesaw located at 200 Chastain Road, Kennesaw, Georgia.

Good afternoon, all! Remember that this Sunday we'll be joined by the Sawyer family visiting from Kenya. Afterwards we'll have a covered dish lunch, and we'll be joined by more friends of the Sawyers - so bring a trunkful of food, an appetite, and a heart ready to hear of God's sovereign work.

Good evening, friends! Remember that this week we'll be meeting for brunch in place of our regular 9:30 Sunday School session. Bring a dish and a ready heart for fellowship together and worship to God.

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Good afternoon, all! New sermon and Sunday School messages have been posted at http://gracebc.inf o/audio

Good evening, Grace Bible Church! New sermon and Sunday school audio is available at http://gracebc.inf o/audio !

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Sermon audio for the past two weeks is now online at http://gracebc.inf o/audio !

Remember, right after church this Sunday (June 8th) is our summer picnic! Bring lunch, chairs, and games to Dupree Park in Woodstock for an afternoon of fun and fellowship!

Hello all! Sermon audio for the last several weeks is now online at http://gracebc.inf o/audio

Sermon audio for April 20th and 27th are now online at http://gracebc.inf o/audio! In the Sunday school messages for both weeks, Dave continues our systematic study of the doctrine of man, by first tackling common views on the composition of man, then by beginning a detailed look at the definition of sin -- a more complete definition than just "anything that's wrong." In the April 20th sermon, we welcome Jeremy Cagle back for a visit, and see from the Scripture that Jesus's resurrection is an essential and uncompromisable doctrine of Christianity. In the April 27th sermon, we wrap up our study of the Beatitudes by examining Matthew 5:10-12, and its paradoxical tie between persecution and blessing.

Sermon audio for April 6th and 13th is now available at http://gracebc.inf o/audio!

This Sunday we'll be having a covered dish lunch following the regular service. Bring a dish and stick around for a bit to enjoy a good time of fellowship!

Good spring evening! The sermon audio for the past several weeks is now available for download at http://gracebc.inf o/audio -- for real, no April Fool's joke. Join us as we study the character of God's people through an examination of the Beatitudes.

“For our citizenship is in heaven, from which we also eagerly wait for the Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ” Philippians 3: 20 Join us this Sunday for our 9:30 Bible study time as we take a quick look at Heaven from a Biblical perspective.

Sermon and Sunday school audio for March 2nd and 9th is now online at http://gracebc.inf o/audio The Sunday school messages for these week continue our study on God's ways, looking first at God's continuing, involved work in Creation. God is not absent, nor abdicating from "small matters" in His creation. We then look at what is typically referred to as "the problem of evil"; that is, how God can be sovereign and good, and yet allow suffering and sin to occur. Many who approach this question approach it from the wrong perspective: that the existence of suffering contradicts God's sovereignty or goodness. Understood rightly, we see that God uses these trials for His purposes. Our sermons for these weeks press on in Matthew 5, beginning the Sermon on the Mount and learning from the Beatitudes about what it actually means to be blessed by God.

Sermon and Sunday School audio for February 2nd and 9th is now available for download! In the main service for these two weeks, Dave Stephenson continues an examination of the temptation of Jesus in Matthew 4. In the sermon for February 2nd, Dave examines from Matthew 4:5-7 how effective and correct understanding of Scripture is powerful to combat temptation -- and how wrong use (or abuse) of Scripture can be used to justify sinful conduct. In the sermon for February 9th, Dave notes humanity's unavoidable hard-wired inclination to worship. By Jesus's example in Matthew 4:9-11, we see how to avoid false worship, instead worshiping God rightly. The Sunday school messages for these two weeks continue the systematic theology series, studying more of God's incommunicable attributes. On February 2nd, we examined both the immanence (existence in time and space) and the transcendence (existence outside of time and space) of God; though the two seem paradoxically in conflict, both are Biblically-evidenced attributes of God. On February 9th, we studied the often-difficult-to-understand truth of the Trinity by its Scriptural basis. http://gracebc.inf o/audio

A recent message on Matthew 4:1-4 looked at 4 keys to resisting temptation. 1. Remember who is controlling temptation. The Spirit of God was in control, Satan was doing the tempting. 2. Realize when temptation is likely. 3. Recognize the appeal in temptation. Every time you fail, there's a reason why. 4. Remember your responsibility. Resist the Devil. James 4:7 To listen to this message in its entirety, visit here: