Identity

When you see Jesus clearly, everything else stops being so blurry.

Belief doesn’t grow in certainty—it begins in surrender.

What if the story quietly shaping your life right now isn’t the one that gets the final say?

Faith doesn’t require certainty—sometimes it begins with admitting, “I believe; help my unbelief.”

The invitation to follow Jesus may begin in a moment, but it unfolds across a lifetime.

Sometimes the struggle isn’t a lack of faith, but realizing we’ve been holding only pieces of the story and calling it the whole.

How might the quiet, ordinary moments and times you feel overlooked in your own life be shaping a story far bigger than you realize?

Discover how the Holy Spirit moves from being a distant idea to a close and personal friend.

We all want to feel good, to experience joy and satisfaction that lasts. So, we chase after moments—experiences, entertainment, and new thrills. But what happens when the excitement fades?

When the story doesn’t go as planned, what do you do with your doubt?

Who was Jesus, really? Discover how His life and actions challenge us to rethink who He truly is and what that means for us today.

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

This Christmas, let’s reframe the familiar phrase, “Jesus is the reason for the season.” While it’s true that Jesus is the central figure of Christmas, there’s a deeper layer we often miss. What if we told you you are the reason for the season?

Have you ever felt like your life was too messy for God? Remember God works in the mess, and the mess is why God sent the Messiah. The mess of Christmas reveals the depth of God’s love for us. Discover how the glory of Christmas shines brightest in the mess we try to hide.

Life is messy. Whether it’s spilled coffee, sick kids, or deeper struggles that seem to have no end, we all know what it feels like to be caught in the chaos. And let’s be honest—when things get messy, the last thing we want is someone giving us advice on how to fix it. But what if, in the middle of our mess, God is trying to say something to us?

We’re all on a diet. What are we consuming and how is it influencing the way we live?

When we start seeing everything through the lens of our true home, we can bring the elements from that home to our temporary home.

Good works don’t save us, but we are saved to do good works.

Since 2021, we've been on an adventure together. Today, we look back and celebrate where we've been, how far we've come, and where we are now. And we want to re-invite you on that adventure.

What is the church supposed to be? Does the church even matter anymore?

Your definition of success determines your conduct and satisfaction with life.

God sees perfection when He looks at the believer AND a believer’s conduct should increasingly reflect that identity as we grow.

Jesus’ teaching changes how we perceive all things in life, especially hard questions and concepts.

An “us vs. them” mentality seems to permeate our society right now. Small and great disagreements alike create harsh division, and we view other people as our enemies in a war we must fight.

As we seek to imitate God and live righteously, it is not always easy to navigate the grey areas.

Our words have power. What we say and how we say it affects everyone around us – even our very own souls.

If we desire to live more like Jesus, it begins with a new self.

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

“Calling” is not to be a burden or fear of missing out on God’s will for your life, but what does it mean?

Even as this life experiences difficulties, suffering, and trials, we can confidently live knowing God is for us, evidenced by our salvation even if nothing else is apparent.

No Christian lives their faith in solitude.

We live as a voice of peace in this world, as we recognize more than anyone the source of hostility (sin) and have the solution

Jesus can life be breathed into us, and we experience a spiritual resurrection. Only then may we truly live a life of freedom, joy, and love.

God chooses and pursues individuals for His offer of salvation, which is fulfilled through Jesus Christ.

Your character determines the quality of your life. Your character is no better than how you treat others.

God’s wisdom holistically transforms you. You are changed by God’s gift of wisdom.

As we dive deeper into Proverbs, we're going to see how it points us towards a fuller relationship with God and how we may take steps towards Him. Without Him, we fall to folly.

Don't mistake Jesus as being passive. The Ascended Jesus is present with us.

Jesus forgives us and seeks to restore us.

You can have an encounter with Jesus, and just like the disciples, it changes you forever

Jesus calls us to live fruitful lives born out of loving relationship with Him. And as we do that, we’ll experience joy and opposition.

Get back to your first love, back to basics. Remember your identify and stand firm in faith.

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

Grace Fishers is for you! We want to help you grow and flourish in all aspects of your life.

The truth is, your journey is not done. Jesus is continuing to change us

When things are hard, how can we be better because of what we've just experienced?

That’s why the story of His coming has been recorded and handed down from generation to generation. It’s why the answer to the question; Who needs Christmas?, is so important.

If we want to truly understand our identity, we need to make space to listen for the voice of God.

The lies we believe disrupt our lives unless we actively do battle with them.

God loves us even when we’re not being cute. It’s not about us performing or being delightful.

Stories help us communicate meaning, makes sense of the world, and tell others who we see ourselves to be.

Understanding our unique identity as a child of God unlocks a life of wholeness and freedom.

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

We’re called by Jesus to become a disciple but what does that look like?