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God’s mission doesn’t stop at our borders—it reaches every nation. In Isaiah 66, we see a beautiful picture of people from all over the world bringing their worship as an offering to the Lord. This Sunday, we’ll reflect on how God is gathering the nations to Himself—and how He calls you to be part of …
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God isn’t distant or hidden. From the pages of Exodus, we see a God who actively reveals Himself to the world. This week, we’ll explore how God made Himself known in Egypt and how He continues to do so today through His people and His mission.
From the very beginning, God’s heart has been missional. He created the world not out of need, but out of overflowing love—to reveal His glory, His goodness, and His beauty. And He made mankind in His image to reflect His character, to steward His creation, and to extend His reign across the earth. Adam’s calling …
Jesus is risen! We celebrated Easter with a full house last Sunday. Kyle preached on the meaning of the ‘resurrection’ — which is, Jesus’ rising to life, and our own rising to life for those who put our faith in him. Having commemorated Good Friday and then Easter Sunday together, we had the opportunity to …
In Luke 19:28–40, people welcomed Him as King with palm branches and open hearts. But what about us today? Will we receive Him in our own lives—with praise, surrender, and trust?
Covenant partnership is GCC’s way of emphasizing meaningful membership and we do this for 3 reasons – for the sake of our individual souls, for the sake of the souls of other covenant partners, and for the sake of our neighbours’ souls. By being members of a church that exists locally, we get to encourage …
In the second installment of our “Essentially, GCC” sermon mini-series, we looked at the role of Elders in GCC. Elders shepherd the flock — by providing guidance and teaching, praying for covenant partners, overseeing the ministry of the church, and modelling repentance, forgiveness & reconciliation. We as a church ought to respond in a posture …
Last Sunday, Yi Khen, one of our elders, preached the first sermon in our new series Essentially, GCC—a reminder of who we are as a church and what makes us different. Acts 6:1-7 shows us why deacons matter. The early church was growing, but with growth came challenges. Instead of ignoring the needs, the apostles …
What is our mission in life? Last Sunday, we wrapped up our Romans series by diving into Paul’s final remarks, reflecting on the Gospel Mission. Paul’s life purpose to preach Christ, reaching the unreached, and partnering with fellow believers in his ministry, regardless of gender, race, and social status. Our mission is the same – …
We welcomed Rowan to speak at GCC for the first time, opening up Romans 14–15 with us. The key takeaway: our relationships in church ought to be loving & shaped by the Gospel that unites us. As Paul points out in this passage to the Romans, this means that, when addressing conflicts on disputable matters …