Community

Around one meal, Jesus reframes what it means to belong—and who we’re inviting to the table.

What if the key to discipleship isn’t having all the answers but simply encouraging others along the way?

Tired of feeling disconnected and struggling to build lasting friendships? Adult life can make forming and maintaining relationships feel nearly impossible. But what if there was a proven way to cultivate meaningful connections?

Over 2000 years ago, Jesus prayed for you. He called you and prayed that you’d remain unified with other Christ-followers.

To "level up", we need to be part of a healthy, Christ-centered community. It’s easy to live isolated or in a pseudo-community and stay stuck, but doing life alone limits our ability to "level up".

Those people can be the worst. You know who “those people” are, right? We all have them, and they are difficult to like, much less love. It’s helpful to know that Jesus had “those people,” too, and His love for them creates the model for our behavior. It’s easy to like and love Jesus. At least until “those people” show up.

Today were going to focus on a part of the Easter story we don't often talk about found in the gospel of Luke - a story about average people encountering the resurrected Jesus. A story about what God is up to in our world. A story that shows us how to live as followers of Jesus. Are you part of the story?

Our path toward maturity in our faith is paved with Church unity and mutual discipleship.

God uses ordinary, broken people to reach ordinary, broken people.

No Christian lives their faith in solitude.

Discipleship is walking with one another toward Jesus and God acts within healthy discipleship. But what does discipleship look like? It can take many forms - small groups, teaching and preaching, and even individual relationships.

Stand Sunday is a call to the church to stand together so that no child or family in foster care has to stand alone.

What's the big deal about living good lives? Because we're going to suffer for following Jesus, we need each other to help us get through.

If we want to experience the transformational community we were created for, we need to trade all this striving for something else.

What keeps me clinging ever so tightly to independence? I do – whether out of prideful self-reliance, fear or something else – I can be the biggest obstacle to what Jesus has for me.

To experience the community we were created for, we must be willing to trade some old habits and behaviors for new ones.

How does your life align with what you say is important? Are you living your life on purpose?

Grace Fishers is for families! We are a spiritual family committed to loving one another as Jesus loves us.

God has been faithful to us over this last year as we launched independently. We take a look back at all that has happened at Grace Fishers over the past year.

It’s easy to be critical of the Church and focus on what’s wrong with her (and rightly so at times), but let’s look at what Jesus had to say about His Church.

Jesus came to create a purposeful community marked by love and power. What did Jesus come to do? Who is Jesus?

The majority of people can't see how the work they do everyday is serving God or a higher purpose.

You're invited on a journey as we launch the new Grace Fishers Church.

We’re committed to make a difference in our world by creating justice for kids and being for our city.

We’re invited into the family of God through adoption in Jesus Christ. We were called to live together and impact one another’s lives through living in community.

As a community, we are called into an adventure, but what makes a good adventure?