If we're going to understand our part in the cosmic story of everything, we have to understand what the Author of that story is doing and why He's doing it. Therefore, the story of everything begins with the glory of God. At the end of human history and as the credits roll, God's name will appear as the writer, director, producer, and starring actor. The glory of God... the end to which the world, and you, were made.

How can it be loving towards us for God to unabashedly work all things towards the end that HE is glorified? In this sermon, Pastor Josh answers that question, exposing our man-centered definitions of love and pointing us towards a God-glorifying understanding of the radical love of God. You are not the end of God's love. And that's really good news.

What is the most important thing about you? In this sermon, Pastor Josh answers that question while examining 3 absolute realities about the character and nature of God.

When God becomes small, everything else becomes big; when life get's out of proportion, it's because God's size and power aren't in perspective. But have we ever really considered the power of God? And even if we wanted to, where would we look? In this sermon, Pastor Josh directs our attention to two mind-blowing places where God's power is clearly seen, as he takes us on a journey of rediscovering wonder, awe, and curiosity in the contemplation of God.

Want to hear what Pastor Adam thinks is one of Pastor Josh's most common struggles of unbelief? Listen to this sermon to hear these two men "speak the truth in love" to each other.

What does it look like to speak the gospel to the world in a way that it's received as good news? Pastor Josh answers this question in a practical sermon on how to identify false gospel narratives in our own story.

Why does Grace City Church do Gospel Communities? Pastor Josh answers this question and more in this 11th week of our Story of Everything series.

What would it look like if we believed that as the church, we've been made to be a family of servant missionaries? How would we live if we believed that mission isn't peripheral to the church's purpose but rather the reason it exists? In this last sermon of our 12-part series, Pastor Josh asks the most practical and pressing questions yet in unpacking and explaining the story of everything and our part in it as the church. What DOES it look like when ordinary people live normal life with gospel intention?