"A life that God Blesses" Sunday 10:30am April 28, 2024 Live stream: check our YouTube channel (see below for link)

This is the MOST important thing first...

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Hello, before visting our Church or getting information of who we are...

We want to ask you the MOST important question that will determine your life and your destiny. (because we really do love and care for you)


"Have you accepted Jesus as your personal Savior?"

What does it mean to accept Jesus

Who is Jesus Christ? Many people will acknowledge Jesus Christ as a good man, a great teacher, or even a prophet of God. These things are definitely true of Jesus, but they do not fully define who He truly is. The Bible tells us that Jesus is God in the flesh, God in human form (see John 1:114). God came to earth to teach us, heal us, correct us, forgive us—and die for us! Jesus Christ is God, the Creator, the sovereign Lord. Have you accepted this Jesus?


What is a Savior, and why do we need a Savior? The Bible tells us that we have all sinned; we have all committed evil acts (Romans 3:10-18). As a result of our sin, we deserve God’s anger and judgment. The only just punishment for sins committed against an infinite and eternal God is an infinite punishment (Romans 6:23Revelation 20:11-15). That is why we need a Savior!


Jesus Christ came to earth and died in our place. Jesus’ death was an infinite payment for our sins (2 Corinthians 5:21). Jesus died to pay the penalty for our sins (Romans 5:8). Jesus paid the price so that we would not have to. Jesus’ resurrection from the dead proved that His death was sufficient to pay the penalty for our sins. That is why Jesus is the one and only Savior (John 14:6Acts 4:12)! Are you trusting in Jesus as your Savior?


Is Jesus your “personal” Savior? Many people view Christianity as attending church, performing rituals, and/or not committing certain sins. That is not Christianity. True Christianity is a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Accepting Jesus as your personal Savior means placing your own personal faith and trust in Him. No one is saved by the faith of others. No one is forgiven by doing certain deeds. The only way to be saved is to personally accept Jesus as your Savior, trusting in His death as the payment for your sins and His resurrection as your guarantee of eternal life (John 3:16). Is Jesus personally your Savior?


If you want to accept Jesus Christ as your personal Savior, say the following words to God. Remember, saying this prayer or any other prayer will not save you. Only believing in Jesus Christ and His finished work on the cross for you can save you from sin. This prayer is simply a way to express to God your faith in Him and thank Him for providing for your salvation. “God, I know that I have sinned against You and deserve punishment. But I believe Jesus Christ took the punishment I deserve so that through faith in Him I could be forgiven. I receive Your offer of forgiveness and place my trust in You for salvation. I accept Jesus as my personal Savior! Thank You for Your wonderful grace and forgiveness—the gift of eternal life! Amen!”


Have you made a decision to receive Jesus Christ as your personal Savior because of what you have read here? If so, please click on the “I have accepted Christ today” button below (If you did, praise God and welcome to a new life in Christ! We want to support you with free resources, prayer, and guidance to start your new life. Please fill out the confidential form below and we will email you with some resources and support you however we can. 

We are a family and look forward to staying updated and aiding you on your journey.


"Dear Pastors, I was unsure if I would end up in heaven or hell. I thought if I was a good person, God would admit me into heaven. Thank you for showing me the only way to enter heaven which is through God's son, Jesus. You have taught me that it is through His love and grace that I can have a life of joy and purpose. Grandview has been instrumental in developing my life and now my family as you teach us that it is not about us, it's all about Jesus."

David- 2023