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Grace & Peace Presbyterian

Grace & Peace Presbyterian

Written by: Shane Hatfield
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 The newest sermons from Grace & Peace Presbyterian on SermonAudio.Grace & Peace Presbyterian Christianity Ministry & Evangelism Spirituality
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  • The Foundation of True Wisdom

    The Foundation of True Wisdom
    May 10 2026
    he sermon explored how our hunger for wisdom in relationships can only be truly satisfied when we build on the right foundation—a thriving relationship with God. Drawing from Proverbs 1 and 3, we examined why God must be our foundation for all relationships and how we can make Him that foundation in practical ways. Just as a house without a proper foundation will inevitably collapse, our relationships—no matter how well-intentioned—will struggle and fail without being rooted in our relationship with the Creator who designed them. The good news is that in Jesus, we have something greater than Solomon's wisdom: the very wisdom of God made flesh, who gave Himself fully for us so we can trust God completely.
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    27 mins
  • United By Grace

    United By Grace
    May 3 2026
    32 mins
  • Citizens of Heaven, Living on Earth

    Citizens of Heaven, Living on Earth
    Apr 26 2026
    Sunday's sermon from Titus 2:15-3:8. As we continue our series on God's blueprint for churches on mission, we explored how Christians navigate the tension of dual citizenship—belonging to God's kingdom while living as citizens in this world. Summary: The sermon explored how the doctrines of grace create Christians of heaven who devote themselves to good works while citizens on Earth. We examined three key aspects of Christian citizenship: the guides God provides through church teachers who declare, exhort, rebuke, and remind us of our duties; our specific responsibilities to both governing authorities and our neighbors; and the doctrines of grace that prevent us from both self-righteousness and cultural assimilation. This passage challenges us to engage meaningfully in society—submitting to authorities, pursuing good works, speaking life instead of death, and treating all people with gentleness and courtesy—all while remembering that we have been saved by grace alone, not by our works.
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    37 mins
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