GCC is excited to present a new series that will go through the entire book of Ephesians.  That's right...the entire book.  Entitled Head2Heart2Life, over the course of this series we will inform our heads, conform our hearts, and transform our lives.  In the first of three sections of this series, we'll be focusing on informing our heads.  Join us as we embark on this journey together!

We finish our series on the 23rd Psalm by looking at the sixth and final verse.  We have examined much about the nature of our relationship with God in this psalm.  Join us as we learn about goodness and mercy.

We reach verse five of the 23rd Psalm this week.  Where in your life has the peace of God not yet reached?  The battle has been won, yet sometimes we do not realize it.

We reach verse 4 of the 23rd Psalm this week, discovering what it means to walk "through the valley of the shadow of death." God takes us where we need to go, leading us like the good Shepherd. In His path we'll find what it is we need from Him.

Week three of our series on the 23rd Psalm focuses on verse 3.  We learn how God intends to restore our soul and lead us in paths of righteousness.  What does God want us to be like?  What does it mean to be on a path of righteousness?  Join us as we discover truths in God's word.

Continuing our exploration of the 23rd Psalm, this week we dive into verse 2.  What does this scripture say about the Lord's role as shepherd and our place as his flock?  Pastor Michael Rogers teaches us the importance of the Shepherd in our lives through this beautiful and famous verse.

In his first series as senior pastor of GCC, Pastor Michael Rogers will be dissecting the famous 23rd Psalm.  In this first week, we look at verse 1 and delve into each word, learning what it truly means when it says "The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want."

Bobby Marcum shares with us again this week, this time diving into the story of Mary.  How did she respond when asked to bear the Son of God? What challenges did she face that echo the challenges we may face today when asked by God to do something? 

Guest speaker and long-time church member Bobby Marcum shares with us again an energetic message.  This week he correlates our walk with Christ with the game of basketball.  See how we can use this well known sport as a metaphor to help us understand some tough spiritual concepts.

Newly hired senior minister Michael Rogers shares with us the second message from Luke 7: 36-50. We, like the woman who washed Jesus' feet should be willing to be servants of Christ with our all. And unlike the pharisee who looked down upon this woman, Jesus offers himself to all, no invitation necessary.