Sermons from Grace Covenant Church and Pastor Zack Hensley.

In this fourth week of Advent, we focus on Joy — the good news of great joy given to us at Christmas. This joy is not dependent on circumstances, but rooted in Jesus Himself. Looking to Christ, the joy set before us, we discover a joy strong enough to help us endure anything we face.

• Luke 2:8–14
• Hebrews 12:2

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Sermons from Grace Covenant Church and Pastor Zack Hensley.

In this third week of Advent, we explore the possibility of peace made real at Christmas — peace with God, peace within ourselves, and peace with others — all because God is truly present in Jesus, the Prince of Peace.

• Luke 2:13-14

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Guest Speaker: Ryan Bushkar
This week we look at the unfailing love of God revealed in Christ.

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Sermons from Grace Covenant Church and Pastor Zack Hensley.
In this first week of Advent, we remember that real hope broke into the world at Christmas—light dawning in our darkest places, a Savior who came as servant, friend, Lord, and Christ.

• John 14:1
• Luke 2:8-14

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Sermons from Grace Covenant Church and Pastor Zack Hensley.
In this final message from The Everyday Gospel series, we look at James 5 and see that the final test of genuine faith is our ability to remain patient in hard things — a patience rooted not in passivity, but in confidence that God can do what we can’t.

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Sermons from Grace Covenant Church and Pastor Zack Hensley.
This message in the James 3:1-12 calls us to consider the power of our words — reminding us that the tongue is small but immensely powerful, accountable, and ultimately in need of God’s grace to tame.

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Sermons from Grace Covenant Church and Pastor Zack Hensley.

This message from our Everyday Gospel series in the book of James reminds us that our admiration of Jesus must be seen in our imitation of Him — living without favoritism, elevating the lowly, and showing mercy that triumphs over judgment.

• James 2:1-13

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Sermons from Grace Covenant Church and Pastor Zack Hensley.
This week’s message from James 1:19–27, challenges us to move beyond words and live a faith that listens, receives, and acts.

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