Grace Fellowship Church - Timonium, MD
A rebroadcast of our weekly sermons from Grace Fellowship Church in Timonium, MD.
Episodes
122 episodes
Seas The Day: From Nets to Next Steps
Peter’s boat wasn’t a pulpit—it was his 9-to-5. It was where he worked, toiled, and likely felt the everyday weight of provision and pressure. But then Jesus stepped in. A routine fishing trip became a divine appointment, and an ordinary man en...
Seas the Day: Tiny Vessel, Mighty Mission
Moses' life began in a basket—a simple, handmade ark of papyrus, placed in the Nile by a mother desperate yet full of faith. What looked small and fragile became the beginning of deliverance for an entire nation. God often uses what feels hidde...
Seas The Day - Build It Before The Storm
We launch this series with Noah—the original builder of hope. Long before there was thunder in the sky or water on the ground, Noah received a word from God and got to work. He didn’t wait for proof or public approval. He trusted God's voice, p...
Make Room - Worship in a World of Distraction
In a world filled with notifications, deadlines, responsibilities, and endless distractions, how do we make room for what matters most? In Week 4 of our Make Room series, Pastor Shea Strickland explores ...
Make Room - Worship That Costs Something
True worship is more than a song or a moment—it is the wholehearted surrender of our lives to God. In 2 Samuel 6:14–22, David worships before the Lord with complete abandon, dancing "with all his might" despite the criticism and judgment of oth...
Sound Bites - We Are All Witnesses
Nike’s ad campaign featuring LeBron James first aired almost 2 decades ago. In the original commercial, there was a montage of LeBron James highlights mixed with fans stating they were “witnesses” of LeBron James, alluding to his greatnes...
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Sound Bites - Cliff Top & Rock Bottom
In a vulnerable interview, Will Smith describes how both the cliff top (after gaining everything) and rock bottom (after losing it all) can leave you empty and eroded on the inside. This moment, though not meant to be a sermon, carries echoes o...
Sound Bites: Treat Yo'self!
A hilarious moment from Parks and Rec turned into a cultural catchphrase and even a lifestyle. But while “Treat Yo’self” can encourage self-care, it also highlights a deeper tension: Are we seeking rest or simply feeding indulgence?
Swipe Right - Marriage That Lasts in a World That Doesn't
Marriage in today’s world is under constant pressure. Culture tells us to chase happiness, convenience, or personal fulfillment, but God’s design points us in a different direction. Marriage is more than a contract—it’s a living pi...
Swipe Right - Dating, Purity, and Real Love
In a world where dating is often reduced to swipes, likes, and casual hookups, it’s easy to forget that relationships were designed by God for something far greater. Dating isn’t meant to be a form of entertainment or a way to fill loneliness, ...
Swipe Right - Let's Talk About Sex
When it comes to sex, culture has given us plenty of messages—most of them cheap, distorted, and hollow. But here’s the truth: sex was God’s idea. It’s not dirty. It’s not shameful. It’s sacred. God created sex to reflect His design for intimac...
Swipe Right - Culture vs Covenant
When it comes to relationships, everyone has a script. Culture hands us one version: swipe right, move on when it gets hard, chase what feels good in the moment. It’s a script that treats love and sex like fast food: cheap, convenient, and inst...
Easter 2026
Every life has moments that change everything...moments that divide our story into before and after. Easter is the greatest turning point in human history. What seemed like the end became a beginning. What looked like defeat became victory. Whe...
Good Friday 2026
Good Friday invites us to slow down and truly look at the cross—not as a symbol we glance at, but as the place where we honestly face our sin and the depth of God’s love. The cross reveals both the seriousness of our brokenness and the incredib...
Palm Sunday 2026
Palm Sunday begins with celebration—crowds cheering, palm branches waving, and voices shouting “Hosanna!” as Jesus enters Jerusalem like a king. But within days, the same crowd will turn. What changed? This message explores the tension between ...
What Lies Beneath - Ruffled Feathers
Most people avoid conflict because they believe peace means the absence of tension. So we bury issues, tiptoe around emotions, and pretend everything is fine. But unresolved conflict always resurfaces. Jesus never avoided conflict—He engaged it...
What Lies Beneath - Full Throttle
Many Christians try to love others by doing everything for everyone—saying yes to everything, burning both ends of the candle, and calling it “serving like Jesus.” But even Jesus embraced His human limits. He didn’t meet every need, perform eve...
What Lies Beneath - Ticking Time Bomb
We often treat anger, sadness, fear, shame, or hurt as signs of spiritual failure—emotions to hide, suppress, or “pray away.” But what if these emotions are signals from God, pointing to places where He wants to heal and free us? Our past s...
What Lies Beneath - The Problem With What Lies Beneath
You read your Bible, you pray, you serve, and you want to follow Jesus well. But something inside still feels…off. Maybe you say “yes” when you’re exhausted because you fear disappointing people. Maybe you pretend to agree to keep the ...
Circle The City - Commit
Every vision calls for a moment of commitment. This week, we will come together as one church family to take bold steps of faith, making pledges that will launch the Circle the City vision into motion. It’s not about equal gifts but equal sacri...
Circle The City - Generosity
God’s vision is always bigger than what we can accomplish on our own—it requires a step of faith through generosity. This week, we will invite everyone to begin a generosity journey, learning that giving is less about money and more about trust...
Circle the City - Project
Vision becomes reality through a clear plan. This week we will lay out the Circle the City project—what we’re building, how much it will cost, and how it will serve as a vehicle for revival. Our congregation will see how launching new campuses ...
