This week's message is about God’s grace. What he has done for us, and our response. As a church, we have seen God’s grace in amazing ways as he has used us to advance the gospel and see countless lives transformed. In light of that grace, we aught to be more committed to the mission of God then ever.

"I want you to see the grace. I want it to be multiplied to you. I want you not to miss an ounce of it, a drop of it, occasion of it. I want you to be a grace-seeker, someone who–by faith–believes that God is good. And he's loving, and he's present, and he's active, and he's at work, and his grace is evidence in your life.

And I want you to be looking for it. I want you to be on a perennial hunt. Eyes open, mind open, heart open, to seek, to savor the grace of God. Where is it in your life?

You should end every day, friends, you should sit at the end of every day, you should just sit down and take a moment to reflect on the evidences of god's grace in your life in that day. Jesus, where were you? What were you saying? What were you giving? What were you taking? What were you doing? How were you encouraging? How were you exhorting? How were you correcting? What are you doing in me? What are you doing through me? ... How are you going to use all of my life to work out for your glory and my good?"

–Pastor Mark