Grace Community Church, Arlington, Va

Are you frustrated with the same resolutions year after year? Maybe it’s time for a reset. Join us for a three-week series starting Sunday, January 5 to discover a better way to start your year.

We just celebrated the birth of the one called Jesus of Nazareth, who has been described as being a new kind of King. Lives and communities have been transformed for centuries by getting to know Jesus, but how do you describe all that Jesus was and is? Join us as two of our teens walk us through a powerful description of the one whose life, death, and resurrection turned the world upside-down.

Why did God choose shepherds to hear the first news of Jesus’ birth? Could it be that our joy depends on understanding their role? Discover the surprising path to lasting joy.

The Christmas story is a salvation story—but what kind of salvation did Mary hear when the angel said, "You shall call him Jesus"? Was it something more than what we often imagine? The direction of our lives is shaped by the story we choose to believe—join us this Sunday to discover the story Mary believed and the profound impact it has for us today.

There comes a point in almost every Christmas movie where the main character realizes they have been focusing on the wrong thing. The truth is, it’s easy to lose sight of the bigger picture. Despite the chaos surrounding Mary, the mother of Jesus, her prayer provides a template to experiencing greater purpose this holiday season. Hear how “The Magnificat” can help focus you on what really matters.

As Christmas approaches, we all long for something to rekindle our hope and wonder. This Sunday’s message, “Blessing in Believing,” starts with Mary’s visit to Elizabeth and the beautiful truth: “Blessed is she who has believed.” Together, we’ll explore how belief in something greater than ourselves can bring light to this season and our lives.

We’ve given, we’re serving, and now it’s time to love! Our annual compassion and justice campaign DO GOOD is closing the loop on how best to love those in need. We usually see love as the easy part. But, in this Sunday’s message we will see how the early church, as modeled by Jesus himself, chose a way of love that can be a stretch for most of us. Find out how you, your family, and our church can best move ourselves for love.

The Bible is filled with stories about how radical generosity and acts of service change us, our communities and our world. This Sunday we will dive deep into the story of a woman who knew exactly how to respond when Jesus changed her life.

You can play dice with your future, or you can choose a path rooted in purpose. This Sunday, discover how true heroes live—embracing God’s vision for lasting peace and fulfillment.

Esther faces a tough decision, one that gets to the core of her identity. If you've ever felt internally conflicted, unsure what to do, or unhappy with your choices, this story of reversal is for you.

In a world filled with so much conflict, peace can feel out of reach. But peace is possible, and it starts with one powerful shift in our lives. Join us as we explore how one practical shift in your mindset can unlock the hope and peace you've been searching for.

There are three powerful principles to becoming the person you were meant to be. Over the past two weeks, we covered the first two, and now we’re ready to reveal the final one that will transform your life.

Success isn't just something we want—it's something God wants for us, too. The Bible reveals the path, and it's not as mysterious as we might think

Miracles in the Bible often unfold in surprising ways. This week, we'll explore a powerful story where a group of people got the miracle they needed in an unexpected way.

Esther and the Israelites needed God’s help, so they turned to an ancient practice that’s often overlooked today. Explore how this spiritual practice can help you in your faith journey.

Ever feel like your passions are pulling you in every direction, and you’re just hanging on for the ride? Same here! Join us for ‘Passion to Purpose,’ where we’ll dive into one of the Bible’s most powerful books and discover how to turn those wild passions into a clear, life-giving purpose.

It’s the final Sunday of our Reason to Believe series, and we’ve saved the toughest question for last: How could a loving God allow suffering?

Christianity has long been recognized for championing women's equality, yet it's often misunderstood as anti-women. Join us as we explore the biblical truths that clear up this misconception.


This Sunday we’re wrestling with the question, How can you say there’s only one true faith? More specifically, what do you do with Jesus’ exclusive claim that “No one comes to the Father except through me” (John 14:6)?

LECRAE will make a rare speaking appearance, delivering the message at all 3 of our services this Sunday, August 18th. The 4x Grammy Award Winner (including 2 this year!), has been a trailblazer throughout his career. From achieving Platinum Records to Acting, founding Reach Records, and recently launching the B-Side App, the New York Times best-selling author has made a profound impact on lives across the globe.