This is a big church with so many resources for people in different life stages with different needs. It is God-centered and God-led and everything seems to flow from that. My family and I have gotten so much since we started attending here.

Selecting the right church is one of the most important tasks to do. Many people rely on a "Statement of Faith" that is online, as well as noting their affiliation. In early 2015, I began attending Grace Church. Early on I noticed that the pastor has a gift for delivering a message, and the worship portion is appealing. In 2019 I began to ask about when "End Times" would be preached. In response, I was directed to a class that covered the topic. I attended the class and found that it was good. However, I did not understand why this topic was not preached on a Sunday at a regular service for everyone to hear, especially considering Grace's statement of faith "...the Bible, consisting of the sixty-six books of the Old and New Testaments, alone is the Word of God, fully inspired and without error in the original manuscripts, written under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, and having supreme authority in all matters of faith and life...". In the 8 years that I attended Grace Church, there has not been one Sunday that End Times was preached. Nearly 30% of the Bible relates to prophecy, but "End Times" is not preached at Grace Church. In January 2023, I got an answer to a question that I asked in April 2022 (10 months later). The answer I got was a link to sign up for a class, and an internal document (not online) that places "End Times" topic in the lowest possible category, a category that Grace Church does not defend. In fact, the topic of “Gender Roles in the Church” is defended at Grace, but "End Times" is not. Grace Church claims that they are not governed by a broader body, but someone/something is influencing what they cover, and it is missing 30% of the Bible.

This might be the most hateful, harmful sermon I've ever listened to. It preached nothing but unquestioning servitude brought by constant, nightmarish fear and Stockholm-like obedience. God is love, acceptance, the calm in the storm...Not the horrible, violent, vengeful tyrant that this church is trying to sell. This is the sort of message that gives organized religion a bad name. THIS is what pushes people away from God.