Grace Church Orlando

The Case For Grace Class-Perceived Realities- David Barefoot

Does how we perceive something have an effect on how we receive it?

Three Covenants : Part One – Believing in the Goodness of God

Heaven and Earth Collide: Part 3:Joy- Pastor Javin Van Kaam

When heaven and earth collided a complete joy was offered to all of us, celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, and understand the Joy that was given to us, a joy that cannot be taken away. We are priceless to god, he accepts us wholly and with immeasurable love, Grace personified came to us to bring us joy, Word became flesh for us, and brought peace,joy and hope to this world.

Heaven and Earth Collide: Part 2- Pastor Javin Van Kaam

“A weary world long awaited the hope the Christ would bring. However, a hope that is built on speculation or even belief that things “could” get better isn’t the kind of hope we've received from Jesus. At Christmas, we celebrate the hope of what is guaranteed for us. Our hope is built on the finished work of Jesus, which does not disappoint and never will. He is our hope, and out of His love for us He will never let us down.”

Heaven and Earth Collide: Part 1- Pastor Javin Van Kaam

The Case For Grace-“Un-Finished” lens vs. “Finished” lens- David Barefoot

Scripture, seen through the finished work of Jesus is understood in its intended, life giving, and inspirational way… vs. the lens that is dependent on an attempt to fulfill, what man could not fulfill - un-finsished, or before Jesus’s victory over sin and death. The result of an “un-finished lens” is that we see what is wrong with us, instead of what is right him.

Last Will And Testament: Part 2 - Pastor Clark Whitten

Case For Grace: Love With All Your Heart - David Barefoot

We love because he first loved us.. from there we can grow in whole-hearted, courageous love and see the word and life in its intended perspective.

Last Will And Testament: Part 1 - Pastor Clark Whitten

Case For Grace: Whose Your Daddy? - David Barefoot

The bible refers, in many different ways and in multiple places, to an old way and a new way. In one version they are referred to as the ministry of condemnation vs. the ministry of affirmation. The new way calls for us to know who our Father is (as a loving Daddy)… and therefore, also know who we are. Not regarding ourselves or each other in the flesh, but rather in the spirit, as new creations!