Spiritual Growth

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

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

In a world that promises security through achievement, popularity, or success, how do we find a true and lasting sense of assurance?

Truth has a way of unsettling us—but what if embracing it is the key to truly living?

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.

Have you ever felt inadequate when it comes to Christian discipleship—whether as a parent, mentor, or friend?

Ever felt unqualified to help someone grow in their faith? You're not alone.

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

We all want to live with patience, kindness, and self-control—but too often, we find ourselves stuck in cycles of frustration, overconsumption, or anxiety.

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

To "level up" you need to grow in your faith and understanding to move beyond the basic teachings to a deeper, mature level of knowledge.

To "level up" means taking the next steps to explore using your gifts for God's kingdom.

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".

Humility is far removed from 21st-century practice - business, school, sports, etc., and is often considered a weakness rather than a strength.

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

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

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.

In the parable of the bridesmaids, Jesus is telling His follower that they need to be prepared and ready.

Parables have the unique ability to transcend space and time. You see, in Jesus’ stories, you don’t just encounter characters, you are a character. You’re not just reading “a” story, it’s “your” story. A parable takes something abstract and makes it concrete.

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

There are lots of reasons why people walk away from their faith, but what I believe to be one of the biggest ones is that they don’t feel like they have permission to have unanswered questions and doubts.

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

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

Baptism is something we do, it’s something rather important, but we don’t talk about it very much.

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

It is easy to be distracted and drawn away from Jesus by our desires - even desires for something good.

Communion is not simply a transfer, it’s a trade. It's an important spiritual practice and Christian tradition.

What limits your capacity to serve God faithfully for the long haul? It requires unwavering resolve on our part to tap into His unlimited resources.

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

While we love stories of dramatic transformation, most of our transformation takes place over the long haul. But sometimes the change is invisible, and those stories are easy to miss.

How can you trust God in difficult and bad times? How can you use scripture to encourage you when you are down? Hear Jacki's story of struggle and faith.

Transformation takes place through faith and trust in Jesus. During your spiritual journey, you'll face challenges, but they'll change your relationship with Jesus.

The Easter story is a story of hope, but we are going to focus on three men who were hoping for change.

Christians tend to resist the God that we say we trust. We have all been guilty of it at one point or another in our lives.

Jesus is the true king, and don’t drift away from him, hold tight. But that leads us to a logical question - ok, if I’m not going to drift, I’ll hold tight to Jesus. But how?

The pull of this world is so strong and insidious, we will drift if we are not rooted in Jesus.

We are surrounded by cultural realities and pressures, local, nationally, and globally, that tend to draw us away from trusting in Jesus. How do we resist the pull of the world around us to focus on Jesus?

Jesus came to give us life through relationship with Him. Do you believe Jesus knows your name? Do you think its possible to have a relationship with Him?