Josh McPherson

Easter 2023 was historic at Grace City. On a weekend in which we ribbon-cut our new Atrium and baptized more people than we did in all of 2022, Pastor Josh brought a prophetic word for our troubled culture from the obscure book of Ezekiel.

In a vivid vision of the state of Israel, God leads His prophet Ezekiel to a desolate valley full of human dry bones. This is Israel. She has lost her national identity and abandoned faith in God. She is mired in corruption, sexual perversion, & moral decadence. Her soul is dead.

Looking out over so much death and carnage, God asks the central question of humanity, ”Can these dry bones live?”

The answer changes everything.

God moved powerfully in the hearts of all who heard His answer thunder from Heaven on Easter Sunday, 2023, and we pray He would do the same for you as you listen to this sermon and hear Heaven’s Prophet, the risen Christ, declare over your life, ”Dry bones…Live!”

Jesus Is Revival.

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Barnabas ("son of encouragement") is a man few know about, but all have been impacted by. He was Paul's right-hand man who played an integral role in his discipleship. In this sermon on Acts 11:19-30, Pastor Josh shows us why all of us should strive to follow Barnabas' example.

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God wants you to have a critical mind, not a critical spirit. Unfortunately, “Christian discernment bloggers” is code word for Jerk, and criticizing the church has become a budding cottage industry. Pick on a church and you’re sure to gain a following.

But the spirit of the critic originated from the first Critic, Satan himself, and when we become critical, we pull hell up into our relationships. In this sermon Pastor Josh unpacks the difference between the spirit of the critic, the work of the prophetic, and how to cultivate discernment without becoming a life-sucking critic to yourself and relationships around you.

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Part 2 of Pastor Josh McPherson's sermon on Acts Chapter 10.

From HR departments across the land to school administrations and legislation, the unholy trinity of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion has become the doctrinal backbone of the new state religion of wokeism—the secular orthodoxy that cannot be questioned or challenged.

But the new woke religion is no more than new packaging on the oldest false religion, which started in Genesis 3 when the serpent said, ‘Eat and you can become like God.’

In this pull-no-punches sermon, Pastor Josh brings a prophetic word exposing the attractive lie of DEI and unpacking the power of the truly diverse, equitable, and inclusive Gospel of Jesus Christ.

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Part 1 of Pastor Josh McPherson's sermon on Acts Chapter 10.

From HR departments across the land to school administrations and legislation, the unholy trinity of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion has become the doctrinal backbone of the new state religion of wokeism—the secular orthodoxy that cannot be questioned or challenged.

But the new woke religion is no more than new packaging on the oldest false religion, which started in Genesis 3 when the serpent said, ‘Eat and you can become like God.’

In this pull-no-punches sermon, Pastor Josh brings a prophetic word exposing the attractive lie of DEI and unpacking the power of the truly diverse, equitable, and inclusive Gospel of Jesus Christ.

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Does God still heal? Does he bless people with a specific gift of healing? Why are some people seemingly miraculously healed while others continue to suffer? In this sermon, Pastor Josh leads us through these common questions on healing in relation to Acts 9:32-43. Also included is a personal testimony from a very special guest.

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The most compelling apologetic for Jesus is not a well-turned phrase but a radically changed life. In Week 18 of our Book of Acts series, Pastor Josh McPherson guides us through the process God uses to sanctifies saints as demonstrated in the story of Saul of Tarsus becoming the Apostle Paul. Before God knocked him off his horse he was a well-off, gritty, genius, workhorse, who was a single, religious, zealous, wrong man who God radically redeemed and transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit through one simple act of obedience at a time.

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When asked to describe Christianity, Theologian J.I. Packer said, “God Saves Sinners”. Nowhere is this truth more powerfully described than in the story of the Apostle Paul’s conversion in Acts Chapter 9. In this sermon, Pastor Josh McPherson walks us through just how God can take broken sinners who are far from Himself to people who powerfully live their new lives for God’s glory in Jesus’ name.

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Sometimes before God can save us He has to knock us off our horse. Sometimes the horse is pride, education, power, prestige, religiosity, or even good intentions. In this sermon, Pastor Josh unpacks one of the most remarkable and important moments in all of history.

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Vector Academy 2023 update and sermon from the book of Leviticus by Pastor Kyle McMullen.

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