Grace Anglican Community, Katy, Texas

The season of Lent is intended to be a time of personal change.  Done properly, we will not be the same on Easter Sunday as we were on Ash Wednesday.

The season of Lent is intended to be a time of personal change.  Done properly, we will not be the same on Easter Sunday as we were on Ash Wednesday.  This week listen to Father Bob explore the destruction of Israel as they turn their back on God and His plans for redemption.

The season of Lent is intended to be a time of personal change.  Done properly, we will not be the same on Easter Sunday as we were on Ash Wednesday.  In this sermon, we meet a man whose life changed.  His name is Jacob.

Most of us are familiar with the Lord's Prayer.  But are we as familiar with the intent of this prayer?  That is, why did Jesus instruct his followers to pray these specific things?  Could it be that these are the very things that are most important to God?  Learn to pray about the things that Jesus prayed about. This week Bob focuses on Matthew 6:11 and the provision of God.

Most of us are familiar with the Lord's Prayer.  But are we as familiar with the intent of this prayer?  That is, why did Jesus instruct his followers to pray these specific things?  Could it be that these are the very things that are most important to  Learn to pray about the things that Jesus prayed about.

Most of us are familiar with the Lord's Prayer.  But are we as familiar with the intent of this prayer?  That is, why did Jesus instruct his followers to pray these specific things?  Could it be that these are the very things that are most important to God?  Find out more in a new sermon series beginning January 14.  Learn to pray about the things that Jesus prayed about.

Most of us are familiar with the Lord's Prayer.  But are we as familiar with the intent of this prayer?  That is, why did Jesus instruct his followers to pray these specific things?  Could it be that these are the very things that are most important to God? Learn to pray about the things that Jesus prayed about. This week Bob focuses on Matthew 6:9 and the Holiness of God's name.

Most of us are familiar with the Lord's Prayer.  But are we as familiar with the intent of this prayer?  That is, why did Jesus instruct his followers to pray these specific things?  Could it be that these are the very things that are most important to God? Learn to pray about the things that Jesus prayed about.

After all the planning, Christmas finally arrives then its over in a blink of an eye. What happens now? Well, Christmas is not only about the past and what God has done, but also about the future and what God is going to do. Listen as Deacon Jon Henson explores that Christmas is not the end but just the beginning.

The first Christmas was the biggest, most enormous, gargantuan, massive, humongous event in history.  Find out why in this sermon by Father Bob.

Think about the best day of your life.  That is what the second coming of Jesus will mean for followers of Jesus.  Find out more.

Listen as Bishop Clark WP Lowenfield joined us this last Sunday for Confirmation. Bishop Clark preached on 2 Peter 3 focusing on letting the Holy Spirit come alive in us and preparing for the season of advent.

The power of God in believers is "able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think" (Ephesians 3:20).  Explore this power with us in this two week mini-series.

The power of God in believers is "able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think" (Ephesians 3:20).  Explore this power with us in this two week mini-series.

In this sermon, Father Bob paints a picture of who we are, what we are about and where we are going.

The church that Jesus began was a group that acted like a body. It was not dependent on each part but worked as whole. We have modeled this here at Grace. Even though Bob was gone we functioned fully and productively as a body bringing glory to His name. Listen as Father Bob makes his awaited return to the pulpit.