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00:38:48

Paul’s Prayer

Grace Hill Church Sermons ·

2025/07/20

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00:41:59

The Theologian, the Theocrat, and the Thug

Grace Hill Church Sermons ·

2025/07/06

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00:40:23

Ambassadors for Christ

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2025/06/29

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00:42:07

Born Twice, Die Once: The Necessity and Nature of the...

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2025/06/22

In John 3:1–15, Jesus tells Nicodemus that unless one is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God. In this sermon, Born Twice, Die Once: The Necessity and Nature of the New Birth, we explore why the new birth is essential for salvation and what it truly means to be born of the Spirit. Religious effort isn’t enough—only a supernatural work of God can bring spiritual life.

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00:39:55

A Father’s Final Words

Grace Hill Church Sermons ·

2025/06/15

As David approaches the end of his life, he passes on a final charge to his son Solomon. In A Father’s Final Words, we hear a call to live by faith, obey God’s Word, and pursue the lasting joy of the Lord’s reward. David urges Solomon—and us—to live for something greater: the glory of God's kingdom. This sermon challenges us to leave behind a legacy of courageous obedience and kingdom-focused living.

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00:38:37

Forgiven People Forgive

Grace Hill Church Sermons ·

2025/06/08

In Matthew 18:21–35, Jesus tells the parable of the unforgiving servant to show the staggering grace we’ve received—and the grace we must extend to others. When we truly grasp the depth of God’s forgiveness toward us, it transforms how we handle the wrongs of others. Forgiveness is not optional for the follower of Christ; it is a necessary outflow of a heart changed by mercy. This week, we’ll explore how the gospel empowers us to release bitterness, embrace forgiveness, and reflect our gracious

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00:41:11

When All is Said and Done

Grace Hill Church Sermons ·

2025/06/01

After all the searching, questioning, and wrestling with life’s meaning, Ecclesiastes ends with a clear conclusion: “Fear God and keep His commandments, for this is the whole duty of man.” In this final passage, Solomon reminds us that when all is said and done, what really matters is not what we’ve gained, accomplished, or experienced—but how we’ve responded to God. This sermon will explore how true wisdom leads to reverence for God and obedience to His Word. And we’ll see how this call ultimately

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00:43:19

Don’t Waste Your Life

Grace Hill Church Sermons ·

2025/05/25

Life is short, and death is certain—so remember your Creator while you still can. Ecclesiastes 11:7–12:8 calls us to rejoice in the gift of life, especially in our youth, but also to live with eternity in view. Solomon urges us not to waste our days chasing fleeting pleasures but to fear God before the days grow dark.

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00:45:20

Do Something Even When You Don’t Know Everything

Grace Hill Church Sermons ·

2025/05/18

In a world full of uncertainty, Ecclesiastes 11:1–6 calls us to live boldly and generously for God's kingdom. This sermon encourages us to take faithful risks—whether in mission, ministry, or everyday life—trusting that God is sovereign over outcomes. Because Jesus gave everything for us, we are free to live all out for Him.

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00:41:26

Undoing Wisdom

Grace Hill Church Sermons ·

2025/05/11

We learn from Ecclesiastes 9:12-10:20 that the greatest achievements of wisdom can be undone by the smallest displays of wisdom. We also saw the characteristics of the type of foolishness that undoes wisdom.

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00:43:14

Life is Short – Enjoy It!

Grace Hill Church Sermons ·

2025/05/04

Ecclesiastes 8:14–9:12 reminds us that while wisdom has value, it has limits. Death comes to all—wise and foolish, righteous and wicked alike—and life often defies our expectations. Rather than despair, Solomon urges us to receive life as a gift. We are called to enjoy the simple, everyday blessings God provides: food, work, relationships, etc. Because life is short, unpredictable, and fleeting, the wise response is to enjoy it gratefully under the hand of a sovereign God.

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00:39:32

When in Doubt, Fear God

Grace Hill Church Sermons ·

2025/04/27

Life under the sun is often confusing, unfair, and unpredictable. Authority is sometimes unjust. Outcomes are not always immediate. Yet through it all, Ecclesiastes 8 reminds us that when we are unsure, the call remains clear: fear God. Trusting in His wisdom and sovereignty leads to true blessing, even when the world feels upside down. When in doubt, fear God—and in the end, it will be well.

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00:31:33

Resurrection and Life

Grace Hill Church Sermons ·

2025/04/20

In John 11:25, Jesus declares, "I am the resurrection and the life." The raising of Lazarus is more than a miracle—it’s a glimpse of what Jesus does for every believer. He calls us out of the grave, breathes new life into our souls, and gives us hope that death is not the end. We celebrate the risen Christ who offers eternal life to all who believe in Him.

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00:33:47

It Is Finished

Grace Hill Church Sermons ·

2025/04/18

On Good Friday, we remember the final words of Jesus on the cross: "It is finished." In this message from John 19:30, we reflect on the powerful declaration of Tetelestai—a cry not of defeat, but of victory. Jesus completed the work of redemption, paid the debt of sin in full, served our death sentence, and won the victory over sin and Satan.

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00:46:39

The Heart of the Problem

Grace Hill Church Sermons ·

2025/04/13

Ecclesiastes 7:25–29 exposes the root issue of humanity—our hearts. Though God made us upright, we have turned aside in sin. This sermon traces the biblical story from Genesis, showing our original righteousness, tragic rebellion and fall, and the deep need for new hearts. Only God can restore what we have broken and provide what we need -- new hearts.

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00:47:07

Making Sense of Senselessness

Grace Hill Church Sermons ·

2025/04/06

In a world that often feels senseless and unfair, Ecclesiastes 7:15–24 reminds us that godly wisdom offers stability in chaos, strength in weakness, and sobriety in pride. This sermon explains how wisdom doesn’t eliminate the mystery of life—but it equips us to walk through it with anchored hearts.

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00:30:59

You Need Unction to Make Your Orthodoxy Function

Grace Hill Church Sermons ·

2025/03/30

In a world filled with deception and spiritual counterfeits, how can believers remain steadfast in the truth? In this sermon we explore the vital role of the Holy Spirit in helping us not only know sound doctrine but live it out with discernment and perseverance. Orthodoxy without the Spirit's power leads to dry intellectualism, but with the Spirit’s anointing, truth comes alive in our hearts and transforms our lives. Join us as we unpack how God's anointing enables us to abide in Christ, recognize

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00:55:24

Great Awakening

Grace Hill Church Sermons ·

2025/03/23

Romans 13:8-14 calls us to wake up from spiritual slumber, casting off darkness and putting on the armor of light. Paul reminds us that love fulfills the law and that the day of Christ's return is nearer than ever. This passage challenges us to live with urgency, forsaking sin and walking in righteousness. Are we spiritually asleep, or are we awake and clothed in Christ, ready for His coming?

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00:50:34

Living Wisely Under God’s Sovereignty

Grace Hill Church Sermons ·

2025/03/16

In a world where much feels uncertain, Ecclesiastes reminds us that God’s sovereignty rules over all. This passage calls us to wisdom—not as a means to control life, but as a posture of trust in the One who does. We’ll explore how humility, contentment, and righteousness shape our response to both prosperity and adversity. True wisdom recognizes that while we don’t always understand God’s plans, we can rest in His perfect rule, finding joy and peace in Him.

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00:44:50

More is Never Enough

Grace Hill Church Sermons ·

2025/03/09

We often believe that having more—money, possessions, success—will finally satisfy us. But Ecclesiastes warns that wealth is fleeting, possessions bring no lasting joy, and the pursuit of "more" only fuels discontentment. True fulfillment is not found in what we gain but in God alone. This sermon challenges us to examine where we place our trust and invites us to find lasting satisfaction in Christ, who frees us from the endless chase for more.

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