Grace City Church is located in the city of Boston, MA. We exist to proclaim the way of Jesus for the good of the city.
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How do you remain faithful to Jesus in a culture constantly trying to shape you? In Daniel 1, Daniel and his friends are immersed in Babylon without assimilating to Babylon. They seek the good of the city while refusing to compromise who they belong to. In this message, we explore what it looks like to live with humility, confidence, and courage—determining in our hearts to be formed by Jesus…
What does it actually mean to follow Jesus? At the conclusion of Jesus's Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 7:13-29, we explore Jesus’ invitation to follow Him through the narrow way – a life not marked by simply being inspired by the words of Jesus, but by putting His teaching into practice and obeying the will of the Father. Jesus shows here that obedience starts with knowing God and being known by…
In one of the most misunderstood passages in the Bible, Jesus says, “Do not judge.” Does that mean Christians should never confront sin or speak truth? In this message from Matthew 7:1–6, we discover that Jesus isn’t calling us to moral relativism or harsh condemnation; He’s calling us to humble discernment. Learn how to remove the “log” from your own eye, approach others with gentleness, and…
Anxiety has become one of the defining struggles of our generation. We worry about our finances, our relationships, our health, our future, and countless “what ifs.” But what if anxiety isn’t just something to manage? What if it’s pointing us to something deeper? In Matthew 6:25–34, Jesus doesn’t simply tell us to stop worrying—He reveals why we worry and invites us into a different way of living.…
Our guest teacher Danny teaches from Matthew 6 to show how Jesus cares about our inner life. Danny teaches us how Jesus wants our inner life to inspire our outer actions, but helps us resist the acting or performing that Jesus was correcting around him.
This week, Max teaches on one of Jesus' most revolutionary teachings: loving your enemies.
As we continue teaching through the Sermon on the Mount from Matthew 5:21–30 , we explore Jesus's call to become people whose hearts match their actions. David teaches rather than settling for outward obedience, Jesus invites Kingdom People to examine their desires, pursue reconciliation over anger, reject lust at its source, and use imagination for good.
As we continue in our teaching series through the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gives us the charge to be "Salt and Light" as Kingdom People. Emma teaches us what it means to give people "a taste of God" as salt and "live as a light" just as Jesus is the Light of the World.
What does life in the kingdom of God actually look like? In the Beatitudes, Jesus paints a surprising portrait of the people who belong to His kingdom. They are poor in spirit, mournful over sin, meek rather than self-promoting, hungry for righteousness, merciful, pure in heart, and committed to making peace. These qualities may seem weak in the eyes of the world, but Jesus calls them blessed. In…
In our final regular episode before the summer break, we reflect on the Spiritual Gifts series and the tension it created within our church family. Why did this series feel both encouraging and challenging? What does it look like for Grace City to become a community that is activated in the power of the Holy Spirit while remaining grounded in love, wisdom, and healthy community? Then we discuss a…
