Grace Downtown

Jesus' final prayer before his arrest is one of the clearest looks we get at what God wants for our lives. Visit gracedc.net/downtown for a response to this sermon from a member of our community.

This week, we bring you the conclusion to Dr. Howard Griffith's three-part class on The Trinity in Scripture. This class was offered as part of the Grace DC network's 2015 Winter Term. The next Grace DC network-wide event is March 28's Mercy Conference. If you live in the DC area and want to learn to better love your neighbors and serve your city, visit gracedc.net/downtown to register for the free half-day conference.

"The last part of us to convert is our wallet." Pastor Mike Park kicks off our road to Easter 2015 with a sermon reflecting on Mary's sacrifice of a full year's wages in order to celebrate Jesus eating in her home.

Dr. Howard Griffith, Dean of Reformed Theological Seminary, continues his three-part discussion of the nature and history of the Trinity.

In this first official episode of the Grace Downtown Podcast, Dr. Howard Griffith shares the first of three talks on the foundations and the history of the concept of the Trinity. Dr. Griffith is a long-time friend of Grace Downtown and dean of Reformed Theological Seminary in McLean, VA. Dr. Griffith delivered this talk as part of Grace DC's 2015 Winter Term.

Do you see God as an impersonal force in the heavens or as someone you can have a personal relationship with? How does your view of God shape your views on faith? Faith is ultimately about God's graciousness. How do we view God's grace? Do we see him as gracious only when we get what we want or do we see God's care for us even during trials? Our guest pastor, Glenn Hoburg reminds us that God has done enough in all of our lives to merit our trust in God. Consider this as he takes us through the book of Hebrews.

Pastor Glenn Hoburg on Jesus as Lord of the Way and what that means for our relationships to our city.

It's the sacrifices people make for us that we remember. In this week's sermon from Grace Downtown, pastor Glenn Hoburg further unpacks Jesus' claim of being "the good shepherd" by exploring what kind of sacrifices shepherds are usually willing to make for their sheep.

What does Jesus have to say about himself? Rev. Glenn Hoburg continues taking us through the statements Jesus used to describe the role he plays in our lives.