Grace Gospel Fellowship

Let's get real, here- Our sanctification-- How sanctified are we--- Our flesh is not sanctified at all- it's no better than it was the day we came out of our mother's womb.--So, what are you depending on for your assurance----To listen to this complete sermon titled, -The Rule-, visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons

Let's get real, here- Our sanctification- How sanctified are we-- Our flesh is not sanctified at all- it's no better than it was the day we came out of our mother's womb.--So, what are you depending on for your assurance---To listen to this complete sermon titled, -The Rule-, visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons

The very foundation of the Gospel is, we are saved by GRACE-- Not by works---Do you know the message of God's free and sovereign grace----To listen to this complete sermon titled, -We Are Not Under Law-, visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons

The very foundation of the Gospel is, we are saved by GRACE-- Not by works---Do you know the message of God's free and sovereign grace---To listen to this complete sermon titled, -We Are Not Under Law-, visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons

Pastor Kent W. Clark dives into the very foundation of the Gospel. It is not by works that we are saved, but the totally unmerited, undeserved Grace of God-

Pastor Kent W. Clark dives into the very foundation of the Gospel. It is not by works that we are saved, but the totally unmerited, undeserved Grace of God-

The greatest battle that has ever been fought, was fought at Calvary two-thousand years ago.--What caused Christ to cry from the cross, -I Thirst-----To listen to this complete sermon titled, -The Seven Sayings- Part 5 - I Thirst--, visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons

One of the final sayings Jesus Christ made from the cross gives us a glimpse into His unimaginable suffering. The greatest battle that has ever been fought, was fought at Calvary two-thousand years ago. And hell emptied itself on Christ that day.--In part five of Pastor Kent W. Clark's series on -The Seven Sayings From The Cross-, we dive into the saying, -I Thirst-.

The greatest battle that has ever been fought, was fought at Calvary two-thousand years ago.--What caused Christ to cry from the cross, -I Thirst----To listen to this complete sermon titled, -The Seven Sayings- Part 5 - I Thirst--, visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons

One of the final sayings Jesus Christ made from the cross gives us a glimpse into His unimaginable suffering. The greatest battle that has ever been fought, was fought at Calvary two-thousand years ago. And hell emptied itself on Christ that day.--In part five of Pastor Kent W. Clark's series on -The Seven Sayings From The Cross-, we dive into the saying, -I Thirst-.

One of the final sayings Jesus made from the cross, -It Is Finished-, displays finality- the work Jesus was sent here to do was completed- Our salvation is secure in Him---Do you trust in Him alone for your salvation----To listen to this complete sermon titled, -The Seven Sayings- Part 6 - It Is Finished--, visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons

The final saying Jesus Christ made from the cross shows us the finality- the completeness of the work He was sent to do. We are secure in Christ- there is nothing left for us to do except to believe and trust in Him alone for our salvation---In part seven of Pastor Kent W. Clark's series on -The Seven Sayings From The Cross-, we dive into the saying -It Is Finished--

One of the final sayings Jesus made from the cross, -It Is Finished-, displays finality- the work Jesus was sent here to do was completed- Our salvation is secure in Him---Do you trust in Him alone for your salvation---To listen to this complete sermon titled, -The Seven Sayings- Part 6 - It Is Finished--, visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons

The final saying Jesus Christ made from the cross shows us the finality- the completeness of the work He was sent to do. We are secure in Christ- there is nothing left for us to do except to believe and trust in Him alone for our salvation---In part seven of Pastor Kent W. Clark's series on -The Seven Sayings From The Cross-, we dive into the saying -It Is Finished--

Is salvation a result of your -good works-, or is it the good work of our Father----Who makes you to differ from another----To listen to this complete sermon titled, -Know Who Makes The Difference-, visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons

Is salvation a result of your -good works-, or is it the good work of our Father---Who makes you to differ from another---To listen to this complete sermon titled, -Know Who Makes The Difference-, visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons

Nobody is better than anybody else- It is God who performs a good work in you- God makes the difference in your life- And if God be for us, who can be against us----Pastor Kent W. Clark turns to Exodus and dives into the story of the children of Israel leaving Egyptian bondage. What an amazing story this is-

Nobody is better than anybody else- It is God who performs a good work in you- God makes the difference in your life- And if God be for us, who can be against us---Pastor Kent W. Clark turns to Exodus and dives into the story of the children of Israel leaving Egyptian bondage. What an amazing story this is-

In the mere hours He hung, dying on the cross, Jesus paid the entirety of our eternal sin debt- God turned away as He could not look upon sin. The depths of His suffering were incomprehensible, but it clearly mirrors the heights of His love for us---Are you a lost sinner-- Is He your Lord and Savior-- --To listen to this complete sermon titled, -The Seven Sayings- Part 4 - Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me---, visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons

The suffering Jesus experienced on the cross is incomprehensible- He took upon Himself our sin- the whole of our eternal sin debt was paid in the hours Jesus spent dying on the cross- God turned away from Him through His suffering, as God cannot look upon sin.--One of the final sayings Jesus made from the cross shows us a small picture of His anguish. The powerful cries of our Lord and Savior can't even begin to express what it's like to be absent from God- something we will never have to experience because of the work He completed in Calvary---In part four of Pastor Kent W. Clark's series on -The Seven Sayings From The Cross-, we dive into the saying -My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me---

In the mere hours He hung, dying on the cross, Jesus paid the entirety of our eternal sin debt- God turned away as He could not look upon sin. The depths of His suffering were incomprehensible, but it clearly mirrors the heights of His love for us---Are you a lost sinner- Is He your Lord and Savior- --To listen to this complete sermon titled, -The Seven Sayings- Part 4 - Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me--, visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons

The suffering Jesus experienced on the cross is incomprehensible- He took upon Himself our sin- the whole of our eternal sin debt was paid in the hours Jesus spent dying on the cross- God turned away from Him through His suffering, as God cannot look upon sin.--One of the final sayings Jesus made from the cross shows us a small picture of His anguish. The powerful cries of our Lord and Savior can't even begin to express what it's like to be absent from God- something we will never have to experience because of the work He completed in Calvary---In part four of Pastor Kent W. Clark's series on -The Seven Sayings From The Cross-, we dive into the saying -My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me--

Our mighty God has not dropped the reigns to this universe- He is LORD of all lords- KING of all kings---Do you experience the joy of the LORD-- Do you trust in Him completely-- Is He your strength----To listen to this complete sermon titled, -The Joy of the LORD is My Strength-, visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons

In times of trouble, in times of distress, do you find strength in the joy of our LORD-- Do you trust in Him-- Do you believe that all things work together for them who love God, who are the called according to His purpose----God has not dropped the reigns- Despite how things may seem, He is still our mighty creator- our predestinating God- the LORD of all lords, and the KING of all kings-

Our mighty God has not dropped the reigns to this universe- He is LORD of all lords- KING of all kings---Do you experience the joy of the LORD- Do you trust in Him completely- Is He your strength---To listen to this complete sermon titled, -The Joy of the LORD is My Strength-, visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons

In times of trouble, in times of distress, do you find strength in the joy of our LORD- Do you trust in Him- Do you believe that all things work together for them who love God, who are the called according to His purpose---God has not dropped the reigns- Despite how things may seem, He is still our mighty creator- our predestinating God- the LORD of all lords, and the KING of all kings-

Jesus Christ, from the Cross, honored His mother- We as Christians ought to honor our parents and live by the example He set for us- But think about the rebellion we've had in our life with regard to our Mom and Dad- think about what we've said, what we've done out of anger.--Will you call your Mom and Dad-- Will you let them know that you love them, that you respect them, that you're sorry for the grief that you have caused them--

The struggles and hardships Mary, mother of Jesus, endured were significant- But nobody can discount the love a mother has for her son---One of the final sayings Jesus made from the cross sets an example for how, we as Christians, are expected love and respect our parents---In part three of Pastor Kent W. Clark's series on -The Seven Sayings From The Cross-, we dive into the saying -Woman, behold thy son and son, behold thy mother-.

Jesus Christ, from the Cross, honored His mother- We as Christians ought to honor our parents and live by the example He set for us- But think about the rebellion we've had in our life with regard to our Mom and Dad- think about what we've said, what we've done out of anger.--Will you call your Mom and Dad- Will you let them know that you love them, that you respect them, that you're sorry for the grief that you have caused them-

The struggles and hardships Mary, mother of Jesus, endured were significant- But nobody can discount the love a mother has for her son---One of the final sayings Jesus made from the cross sets an example for how, we as Christians, are expected love and respect our parents---In part three of Pastor Kent W. Clark's series on -The Seven Sayings From The Cross-, we dive into the saying -Woman, behold thy son and son, behold thy mother-.

There is a fountain filled with blood, drawn from Immanuel's veins- and sinners, plunged beneath that flood, lose all their guilty stains. The dying thief rejoiced to see, that fountain in his day- and there may I though vile as he, wash all my sins away.--Are you His----To listen to this complete sermon titled, -The Seven Sayings- Part 2 - Thou Shalt Be With Me-, visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons

There is a fountain filled with blood, drawn from Immanuel's veins- and sinners, plunged beneath that flood, lose all their guilty stains. The dying thief rejoiced to see, that fountain in his day- and there may I though vile as he, wash all my sins away.--Are you His---To listen to this complete sermon titled, -The Seven Sayings- Part 2 - Thou Shalt Be With Me-, visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons

How on earth did this thief turn to a man whom, by all outward appearance, lacked any strength to save Himself, let alone other people-- What drove this thief to acknowledge this dying man as his Lord and Savior----To listen to this complete sermon titled, -The Seven Sayings- Part 2 - Thou Shalt Be With Me-, visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons

How on earth did this thief turn to a man whom, by all outward appearance, lacked any strength to save Himself, let alone other people- What drove this thief to acknowledge this dying man as his Lord and Savior---To listen to this complete sermon titled, -The Seven Sayings- Part 2 - Thou Shalt Be With Me-, visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons

-The first thing that I will do, I will prioritize this local ministry- I am here for you- There is a healing power in Church community, and my priority is right here with you... I am not going to stop being what God has called me to be, nor what I should be to you.- -Pastor Kent W. Clark--God has truly blessed us with a pastor so dedicated to his congregation, his community, his ministry, and to God---This past Sunday, Pastor Kent W. Clark delivered a personal and heartfelt message to our congregation as we navigate these difficult and trying times. He referred to Charles Haddon Spurgeon and his commitments to his Church, as he made a vow to our Church, that he will be there for us through these storms---God clearly tells us that we're not to live in fear. God is still God, and He's still very much in control---2 Timothy 1-7 - For God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control.--Psalm 4-8 - In peace I will both lie down and sleep- for you alone, O Lord, make me dwell in safety.--Isaiah 41-10 - Fear not, for I am with you- be not dismayed, for I am your God- I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.--Also see- 1 Peter 5-6-7- Philippians 4-6-7- Isaiah 26-3- John 14-1--To listen to the complete sermon titled, -COVID-19-, please visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons-Or check us out on SermonAudio-

Pastor Kent W. Clark delivered a personal and heartfelt message to our congregation as we navigate these difficult and trying times. He referred to Charles Haddon Spurgeon and his commitments to his Church, as he made a vow to our Church, that he will be there for us through these storms---God clearly tells us that we're not to live in fear- we are to rely on Him for all things, and turn to Him in times of trouble. God has not dropped the reigns- God is still God, and He is very much in control-

-The first thing that I will do, I will prioritize this local ministry- I am here for you- There is a healing power in Church community, and my priority is right here with you... I am not going to stop being what God has called me to be, nor what I should be to you.- -Pastor Kent W. Clark--God has truly blessed us with a pastor so dedicated to his congregation, his community, his ministry, and to God---This past Sunday, Pastor Kent W. Clark delivered a personal and heartfelt message to our congregation as we navigate these difficult and trying times. He referred to Charles Haddon Spurgeon and his commitments to his Church, as he made a vow to our Church, that he will be there for us through these storms---God clearly tells us that we're not to live in fear. God is still God, and He's still very much in control---2 Timothy 1-7 - For God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control.--Psalm 4-8 - In peace I will both lie down and sleep- for you alone, O Lord, make me dwell in safety.--Isaiah 41-10 - Fear not, for I am with you- be not dismayed, for I am your God- I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.--Also see- 1 Peter 5-6-7- Philippians 4-6-7- Isaiah 26-3- John 14-1--To listen to the complete sermon titled, -COVID-19-, please visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons-Or check us out on SermonAudio-

Pastor Kent W. Clark delivered a personal and heartfelt message to our congregation as we navigate these difficult and trying times. He referred to Charles Haddon Spurgeon and his commitments to his Church, as he made a vow to our Church, that he will be there for us through these storms---God clearly tells us that we're not to live in fear- we are to rely on Him for all things, and turn to Him in times of trouble. God has not dropped the reigns- God is still God, and He is very much in control-

It was no accident that the Lord of Glory was crucified between two thieves. There are no accidents with God, especially on this day of all days, at this event of all events- a day and an event at the very center of the world's history---This past Wednesday, Pastor Kent W. Clark kicked off part two of his multi-part series, -The Seven Sayings From The Cross-. He shared with us the biblical accounts of the two thieves, who were present at the crucifixion of Jesus Christ---God's amazing grace can clearly be seen in the salvation of this wretch, who hung on the very verge of hell. This thief had no moral life before his conversion- he respected neither the law of God, nor the law of man. After his conversion, he died without having the opportunity to engage in any type of service to Christ. The dying thief had no good works, either before or after conversion- thus if saved at all, he was certainly saved by sovereign grace---His conversion occurred at a time when, to all outward appearances, Christ had lost all power to save either Himself or others.--How do you explain that this thief took a suffering, bleeding, crucified man, for his God----To listen to the complete sermon titled, -Thou Shalt Be With Me-, please visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons-Or check us out on SermonAudio-

In part two of this multi-part series, -The Seven Sayings From The Cross-, Pastor Kent W. Clark dives into the Biblical accounts of the two thieves on the cross during Jesus' crucifixion, and the process we Christians go through leading up to conversion. --We were totally dead in our sins, having no desire for a relationship with God. But through Him, we've been made alive- we've been made new creatures in Christ---The thief at the cross is a perfect illustration of our total depravity, our total inability to seek God on our own, to do any good based upon what is within ourselves- how God, through His grace and providence must open our eyes, soften our hearts, and make us anew, leading us to trust and rely completely on Christ for our salvation---A beautiful illustration indeed-

It was no accident that the Lord of Glory was crucified between two thieves. There are no accidents with God, especially on this day of all days, at this event of all events- a day and an event at the very center of the world's history---This past Wednesday, Pastor Kent W. Clark kicked off part two of his multi-part series, -The Seven Sayings From The Cross-. He shared with us the biblical accounts of the two thieves, who were present at the crucifixion of Jesus Christ---God's amazing grace can clearly be seen in the salvation of this wretch, who hung on the very verge of hell. This thief had no moral life before his conversion- he respected neither the law of God, nor the law of man. After his conversion, he died without having the opportunity to engage in any type of service to Christ. The dying thief had no good works, either before or after conversion- thus if saved at all, he was certainly saved by sovereign grace---His conversion occurred at a time when, to all outward appearances, Christ had lost all power to save either Himself or others.--How do you explain that this thief took a suffering, bleeding, crucified man, for his God---To listen to the complete sermon titled, -Thou Shalt Be With Me-, please visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons-Or check us out on SermonAudio-

In part two of this multi-part series, -The Seven Sayings From The Cross-, Pastor Kent W. Clark dives into the Biblical accounts of the two thieves on the cross during Jesus' crucifixion, and the process we Christians go through leading up to conversion. --We were totally dead in our sins, having no desire for a relationship with God. But through Him, we've been made alive- we've been made new creatures in Christ---The thief at the cross is a perfect illustration of our total depravity, our total inability to seek God on our own, to do any good based upon what is within ourselves- how God, through His grace and providence must open our eyes, soften our hearts, and make us anew, leading us to trust and rely completely on Christ for our salvation---A beautiful illustration indeed-

For all you rock-and-rollers out there, -I fought the law and the law won-- but with grace, it's amazing how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me---During his February 9th sermon, Dr. Christopher Passalacqua, one of Grace Gospel Fellowship's elders, took a look at the difference between law and grace---Law condemns, grace saves--Law accuses, grace acquits--Law demands justice, grace is unmerited favor--Law can create self-righteousness, grace leaves no room to boast--Law imprisons, grace liberates--Law is rigid and inflexible, God's grace is the surgical scalpel that cuts out the cancerous effects of sin from our soul---There are close to fifteen hundred laws on the books, but only one is needed in grace for the remission of sins-

For all you rock-and-rollers out there, -I fought the law and the law won-- but with grace, it's amazing how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me---During his February 9th sermon, Dr. Christopher Passalacqua, one of Grace Gospel Fellowship's elders, took a look at the difference between law and grace---Law condemns, grace saves--Law accuses, grace acquits--Law demands justice, grace is unmerited favor--Law can create self-righteousness, grace leaves no room to boast--Law imprisons, grace liberates--Law is rigid and inflexible, God's grace is the surgical scalpel that cuts out the cancerous effects of sin from our soul---There are close to fifteen hundred laws on the books, but only one is needed in grace for the remission of sins-

Remember all of those stories about how God is going to take His big projector, display your life story from the time you were saved, then pass out Yo-Yo's to those who've done good things-- Remember the condemnation these teachings brought, deep into your heart----This past Sunday, Pastor Kent W. Clark brought us a passionate message, all about the Gospel, what it means, and how it applies to us Christians.--In this highlight, Pastor Clark breaks down the differences between the -new- Gospel, and the REAL Gospel----It's Grace that puts you in the way, Grace that leads you along the way, and it's God's Grace that takes you all the way, otherwise you wouldn't make it- neither would I-----But the new gospel has turned God's free mercy to sinners into a constitutional soft-heartedness on God's part, which men take for granted- it's degraded the presentation of Christ, turning Him into a baffled Savior, balked in what He hoped to do in human belief---To listen to the complete sermon titled, -What Is It To Preach The Gospel---, please visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons-Or check us out on SermonAudio-

Remember all of those stories about how God is going to take His big projector, display your life story from the time you were saved, then pass out Yo-Yo's to those who've done good things- Remember the condemnation these teachings brought, deep into your heart---This past Sunday, Pastor Kent W. Clark brought us a passionate message, all about the Gospel, what it means, and how it applies to us Christians.--In this highlight, Pastor Clark breaks down the differences between the -new- Gospel, and the REAL Gospel----It's Grace that puts you in the way, Grace that leads you along the way, and it's God's Grace that takes you all the way, otherwise you wouldn't make it- neither would I-----But the new gospel has turned God's free mercy to sinners into a constitutional soft-heartedness on God's part, which men take for granted- it's degraded the presentation of Christ, turning Him into a baffled Savior, balked in what He hoped to do in human belief---To listen to the complete sermon titled, -What Is It To Preach The Gospel--, please visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons-Or check us out on SermonAudio-

The preaching of the Gospel is a matter of proclaiming to men, as truth from God, that He has come to save poor sinners---This past Sunday, Pastor Kent W. Clark brought us a passionate message, all about the Gospel, what it means, and how it applies to us Christians.--In this highlight, Pastor Clark breaks down the Gospel into its key components---1. All men are sinners.-2. Jesus Christ, God's Son, is a perfect Savior for sinners- even the worst of sinners--3. God the Father and Christ the Son have promised that all who know themselves to be sinners, who put their faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, shall be received into favor- none can cast them out--4. God came down to this earth- He condescended- He spoke to us on our level- and said, -come to me-.--To listen to the complete sermon titled, -What Is It To Preach The Gospel---, please visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons-Or check us out on SermonAudio-

The preaching of the Gospel is a matter of proclaiming to men, as truth from God, that He has come to save poor sinners---This past Sunday, Pastor Kent W. Clark brought us a passionate message, all about the Gospel, what it means, and how it applies to us Christians.--In this highlight, Pastor Clark breaks down the Gospel into its key components---1. All men are sinners.-2. Jesus Christ, God's Son, is a perfect Savior for sinners- even the worst of sinners--3. God the Father and Christ the Son have promised that all who know themselves to be sinners, who put their faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, shall be received into favor- none can cast them out--4. God came down to this earth- He condescended- He spoke to us on our level- and said, -come to me-.--To listen to the complete sermon titled, -What Is It To Preach The Gospel--, please visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons-Or check us out on SermonAudio-

If Christ died for everyone alike, then everyone must go to heaven. But this isn't the case- Christ died for those of whom He elected from the foundation of the world, those who trust and believe in Him ALONE for their salvation---This past Sunday, Pastor Kent W. Clark brought us a passionate message, all about the Gospel, what it means, and how it applies to us Christians.--Christ died for sinners- if you qualify, that's a good thing- He didn't try to save somebody, He DID save His people from their sins- You can't know that God in the person of His Son, died in your room, stead, and place in Calvary, unless you've trusted Him completely---Have you come to believe that the salvation of your soul and life is in Jesus Christ alone-- Are you a follower of Jesus Christ alone----To listen to the complete sermon titled, -What Is It To Preach The Gospel---, please visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons-Or check us out on SermonAudio-

What is it to preach the Gospel----We often hear, -God has done all that He can and you and I, out of pity for God, are to trust His son.---That is not the proclamation of the Gospel.--God doesn't need your pity- you need His- God must have pity, grace, and mercy upon you---Pastor Kent W. Clark dives deep into the message of the Gospel, what it means, and how it applies to us Christians.

If Christ died for everyone alike, then everyone must go to heaven. But this isn't the case- Christ died for those of whom He elected from the foundation of the world, those who trust and believe in Him ALONE for their salvation---This past Sunday, Pastor Kent W. Clark brought us a passionate message, all about the Gospel, what it means, and how it applies to us Christians.--Christ died for sinners- if you qualify, that's a good thing- He didn't try to save somebody, He DID save His people from their sins- You can't know that God in the person of His Son, died in your room, stead, and place in Calvary, unless you've trusted Him completely---Have you come to believe that the salvation of your soul and life is in Jesus Christ alone- Are you a follower of Jesus Christ alone---To listen to the complete sermon titled, -What Is It To Preach The Gospel--, please visit us at- gracegospelfellowship.org-sermons-Or check us out on SermonAudio-