Minor Prophets, Major Pleas // Hosea 1-14

Minor Prophets, Major Pleas // Joel 1-3 | Pastor Marcus Ellington

This message through the book of Joel is both a warning and an invitation. Pastor Marcus Ellington walks through the devastation Israel experienced after a massive locust invasion and shows how Joel used that moment to point people toward something deeper: a wake-up call to return to God before their hearts drifted too far away. This sermon speaks directly to anyone who’s been going through the motions spiritually, hiding behind appearances, or trying to handle life without fully depending on God. From powerful moments about repentance and desperation for God to the reminder that God is still merciful, compassionate, and ready to restore what’s been broken, this message is both convicting and deeply hopeful. No matter how far you’ve wandered or how numb your heart has become, God is still calling you back to Him.

Minor Prophets, Major Pleas // Hosea 1-14

What do you do when your heart keeps running after things that can never truly satisfy? In this opening message of Minor Prophets, Major Pleas, Zach unpacks the shocking story of Hosea — a story that feels uncomfortable, messy, and deeply personal. Through Hosea’s relentless pursuit of Gomer, we see a picture of the relentless love of God toward wandering people. This sermon dives into the idols we quietly trust, the lesser loves we keep returning to, and the grace of a God who refuses to stop pursuing us. From heartbreak and addiction to shame and redemption, this message is a reminder that the gospel is not about climbing back to God — it’s about God coming after us again and again. If you’ve ever wondered whether God could still love you after all your failures, this message is for you.

Mother's Day // Speaker Ashley Robbins

What if the greatest impact you’ll ever make isn’t through crowds… but through the one person God placed in front of you? In this powerful message, Ashley Robbins shares her personal testimony of faith, the prayers of a mother, and the call every believer has to spiritual motherhood and discipleship. From the seeds her mom planted in her heart to the ripple effect those seeds are still producing today, this sermon is a reminder that God multiplies simple faithfulness. Whether you’re praying for a prodigal, pouring into the next generation, or wondering if your obedience even matters, this message will encourage you to keep sowing, keep praying, and keep showing up. You may never see the full harvest — but God does. ________________________________________________________ For missions: https://gracecovenant.org/local-outreach [https://gracecovenant.org/local-outreach] For volunteering: https://gracecovenant.org/serve [https://gracecovenant.org/serve] For events and classes: https://gracecovenant.org/events [https://gracecovenant.org/events] For giving: https://gracecovenant.org/give [https://gracecovenant.org/give]

Fire & Cloud // Part 15

In this final message in the Fire & Cloud series, Pastor Zach unpacks the deeper meaning behind the tabernacle—a part of Scripture that can seem distant, but is actually a powerful picture of God’s desire to be close to His people. From the altar to the mercy seat, every detail points to one reality: God isn’t just rescuing us from something—He’s drawing us into His presence. And through Jesus, what was once limited to a place is now personal. You don’t have to strive to get close to God. You don’t have to wait for a moment or a location. Because of Christ, God’s presence is no longer confined to a tabernacle… it lives in you. This message will challenge how you view your relationship with God and remind you of a life-changing truth: God’s not distant—He’s closer than you think.

Fire & Cloud // Part 14

What if real transformation is happening… and you just don’t see it yet? In this message, Pastor Zach walks through Exodus 34 and unpacks a powerful truth: when Moses spent time with God, he came down changed—but he didn’t even realize it. Everyone else saw it first. That’s how real transformation works. It’s not instant. It’s not flashy. It’s not forced. It happens slowly, quietly, and consistently as we spend time in God’s presence. This message challenges us to move beyond surface-level faith and into something deeper—where obedience flows from love, where authenticity matters more than appearance, and where time with God becomes the catalyst for real, lasting change. If you’ve ever felt stuck, unchanged, or unsure if God is working in your life, this message will remind you: You don’t have to manufacture transformation—just make room for God to move.