Grace Family Church (Audio) - Weekly Service

The Christmas story is filled with miracles—not just to amaze us, but to inspire us to believe that God still works miracles today.In this episode, Three Keys to Receiving a Miracle, we explore why Scripture is filled with supernatural events and how those moments were written to strengthen our faith and raise our expectation for God's intervention in our lives.God is famous for great and unexpected acts. From the virgin birth to angelic visitations, dreams, visions, and signs in the heavens, the miracles of Christmas remind us that the supernatural is part of God's nature—and part of His plan for us.This teaching reveals three essential biblical keys to receiving a miracle, drawn from the Christmas story and the lives of Mary and Zacharias.In this episode, you will learn:Why believing God's promise must take priority over circumstancesHow past disappointments can weaken our expectation if we allow them toWhy aligning your words with God's promises mattersHow spoken faith helps prepare the way for miraclesWhy understanding God's love is essential to receiving from HimThe contrast between Mary and Zacharias highlights two very different responses to God's promise. Mary believed and aligned her words with God's Word, while Zacharias allowed years of disappointment to shape his response. Their stories reveal how belief, words, and trust in God's character work together in the miracle process.This episode also addresses a common struggle many believers face—the belief that they are not worthy of a miracle. The Christmas story declares the opposite truth: God's love is greater than every disqualifier. Jesus was given not because we were worthy, but because God loved us.As we reflect on the miracles of Christmas, this message invites us to respond like Mary:“Be it unto me according to your word.”God is still a God of miracles. He is still surprising His people. And He is still ready and willing to move in your life today.

Grace Family Church – Vinton, VA | Father's Day 2025In this special Father's Day message, Pastor Tommy FiGart shares a heartfelt and practical sermon titled “Fatherly Advice” based on 2 Timothy 2:1-3.He opens with some classic dad jokes before delivering three key pieces of wisdom Paul gave to Timothy:Man Up: Be strong in the grace of Christ Jesus.Choose Your Friends Wisely: Surround yourself with faithful, godly people.Endure Hardship: Embrace challenges with perseverance and faith.This message encourages believers to lean on God's grace during difficult times, maintain godly relationships, and keep moving forward no matter the hardships. Perfect for fathers, sons, and anyone seeking spiritual encouragement.

THIS WORLD IS NOT MY HOME – Lesson 4"The Priorities and Passion of an Eternal Mindset"

Title:Lesson 3 – The Perspective and Purpose of an Eternal MindsetScripture References:Colossians 3:1–4Mark 16:15–16James 4:14Revelation 16:15Hebrews 112 Corinthians 4:17–18Ephesians 3:8–11Matthew 6:19–21, 33Episode Summary:In today's message, we continue the series “This World is Not My Home” by unpacking what it means to live with an eternal mindset. When we realize that this life is only a vapor and eternity awaits, it changes how we view scripture, trials, and our God-given purpose.Discover how:Faith can look beyond this life and into eternal reward.God's Word is often more eternal in promise than we realize.Life's struggles are light and momentary compared to eternal glory.An eternal perspective purifies our purpose and priorities.Let this episode be your invitation to elevate your thoughts, shift your focus, and start living with heaven in mind.

Episode Title:Lesson 2 – Eternal RewardsSeries:This World Is Not My HomeEpisode Description:What happens after this life? In Lesson 2 of our series This World Is Not My Home, we turn our hearts toward eternity and explore what Scripture teaches about eternal rewards.Rooted in Colossians 3:1–4, this message helps us lift our eyes above earthly things and focus on our eternal future. We discuss the two eternal destinations—Heaven and Hell—and what follows:• The Great White Throne Judgment – for unbelievers (Revelation 20)• The Judgment Seat of Christ – for believers (2 Corinthians 5:10)We also explore the heavenly rewards believers can receive:• The Crown of Life – for those who endure trials and remain faithful• The Crown of Glory – for faithful shepherds and teachers• The Crown of Rejoicing – for soul-winnersThis episode challenges us to live intentionally for Christ today, with eternity in mind. What you do now truly matters forever.Scripture References:Colossians 3:1–4, Revelation 20:11–15, 2 Corinthians 5:10, James 1:12, 1 Peter 5:1–4, 1 Thessalonians 2:19–20