The Grace Workshop Ministries

One Thing: To Do | Sermon

This sermon focusing on Philippians 3:7–14 challenges believers to move beyond merely knowing about Jesus and fully surrender their lives to Him as Lord. Using Paul’s testimony, it emphasizes that all human achievements, self-righteousness, and worldly pursuits are worthless compared to the surpassing value of knowing Christ. The message calls Christians to embrace a life of self-denial, pursue deeper fellowship with Christ through obedience and suffering, and press forward without being hindered by the past. Ultimately, believers are urged to make Jesus their greatest treasure, giving Him wholehearted devotion and striving relentlessly toward the eternal prize found in Him.
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We Reap What We Sow Pt. 2 | Lesson 110 | Bible Study

Paul teaches in Galatians 6:7–8 that every person reaps what they sow, either investing in the desires of the flesh or in the leading of the Holy Spirit. Sowing to the flesh results in corruption, moral decay, and harmful consequences, while sowing to the Spirit produces life, peace, spiritual growth, and the enjoyment of eternal life. Believers sow to the Spirit through obedience to God, renewing their minds, studying His Word, prayer, worship, fellowship, and yielding to the Holy Spirit’s guidance. The lesson emphasizes that spiritual maturity and holiness are a harvest that comes from consistently cultivating spiritual disciplines and living in submission to God.
 
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The Doctrine of Christ - Lesson 4 | Grow in Grace

This lesson defends the true humanity of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that denying His incarnation undermines the gospel and the reality of salvation. It explains that Jesus had to become fully human in order to be our substitutionary sacrifice, our perfect mediator with God, the fulfillment of God's purpose for humanity, and the perfect example for believers to follow. The lesson also teaches that Christ's humanity enables Him to sympathize with our weaknesses, serve as the pattern for our future resurrection bodies, and reign as the representative man over creation. Finally, it affirms that Jesus remains fully God and fully man forever, united in one person as the eternal Savior and Lord of His people.
 
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One Thing: I Know | Sunday Sermon

This lesson emphasizes that the greatest certainty a believer can have is a personal knowledge of God through Jesus Christ, not merely knowledge about Him. Using the story of the blind man in John 9, it shows how a genuine encounter with Christ produces an unshakable testimony: “One thing I know, that whereas I was blind, now I see,” even when others doubt or criticize. The message contrasts spiritual sight with spiritual blindness, warning that people can be religious and knowledgeable yet still fail to truly know God. Ultimately, believers are encouraged to move from simply hearing about God to experiencing Him personally, trusting that every trial is an opportunity to know His character more deeply and to grow in faith, love, and assurance.
 
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We Reap What We Sow Pt. 1 | Lesson 109 | Bible Study

Paul warns the Galatian believers not to be deceived by false teachers, emphasizing that God cannot be mocked and that everyone ultimately reaps what they sow. The principle of sowing and reaping applies universally: those who invest their lives in gratifying the flesh will reap corruption, while those who live in obedience to the Holy Spirit will reap the blessings of eternal life. The lesson explains that sowing to the flesh involves nurturing sinful desires and attitudes, which lead to moral decay and painful consequences, even for believers who have been forgiven. Although believers still contend with the flesh, they are no longer its slaves and can, through the power of the Holy Spirit, choose to live in a way that honors God rather than their sinful nature.
 
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The Doctrine of Christ - Lesson 3 | Grow in Grace

This lesson continues the study of the Person of Christ by examining the question of whether Jesus could have sinned, a debate often framed as impeccability (unable to sin) versus peccability (able to sin but not sinning).  The lesson presents arguments for both positions, noting that some theologians believe Christ’s divine nature made sin impossible, while others argue that His genuine humanity meant He could have sinned but consistently chose obedience through the power of the Holy Spirit.   The teacher cautiously supports the view that Jesus was capable of sinning in His humanity, comparing Him to Adam before the Fall, yet emphasizes that He remained completely sinless and resisted every temptation.  Ultimately, the lesson concludes that Jesus experienced real temptation as a true human being and overcame it not through the direct exercise of His divine power, but through perfect dependence on the Holy Spirit. 
 
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One Thing: Necessary | Sunday Sermon

The message teaches that the “one thing necessary” is not merely serving Christ but cultivating an intimate relationship with Him through His presence, Word, and fellowship. Using the story of Martha and Mary, it shows that while both service and devotion are valuable, service must flow from a heart that is first anchored in Christ rather than driven by performance, anxiety, or comparison. Martha’s distraction revealed a misplaced focus on activity, while Mary chose the better portion by sitting at Jesus’ feet and listening to Him. Ultimately, the lesson calls believers to surrender every area of their lives to Christ, prioritize communion with Him above all else, and find rest in His grace rather than striving to earn His approval.
 
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Do Not Be Deceived | Lesson 108 | Bible Study

This lesson on Galatians 6:7 warns believers not to be deceived by false teaching, emphasizing that God cannot be mocked and that every person will reap what they sow. Paul urges the Galatian Christians to reject the legalistic errors of the Judaizers and return to the authentic Gospel of grace taught by faithful teachers. Using the principle of sowing and reaping, the study shows that our thoughts, beliefs, and actions inevitably shape our character and spiritual destiny. The lesson also highlights the vital importance of sound biblical doctrine, teaching that what we believe determines how we live and protects us from spiritual deception.
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One Thing: Lacking | Sunday Sermon

This lesson, based on Mark 10:17–22, examines the encounter between Jesus and the rich young ruler, highlighting that outward morality and religious activity cannot secure eternal life. Jesus exposed the man's false understanding of goodness and revealed that his wealth had become an idol, preventing him from fully loving and following God. The message warns believers against placing confidence in their works, gifts, possessions, or anything else above Christ. Ultimately, the lesson teaches that the one thing lacking in every life apart from salvation is Jesus Himself, and that eternal life is found only through faith in and devotion to Him.
 
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Sharing All Good Things | Lesson 107 | Bible Study

This lesson on Galatians 6:6 emphasizes the importance of believers sharing in fellowship and partnership with those who faithfully teach the authentic Gospel of grace. Paul urges the Galatians to reject the legalistic influence of the Judaizers and return to dependence on the Holy Spirit and the sound teaching they originally received. The lesson also highlights the necessity of repeated teaching and reminders of foundational biblical truths in order to guard believers against false doctrine and strengthen spiritual discernment. Finally, it stresses that teachers and learners are partners in ministry, encouraging believers to support, appreciate, and encourage those who faithfully minister the Word of God.
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