Gretnalife's Sunday Gatherings

Week 6 of 6 This six-week series looks at the complementary historical books Ezra and Nehemiah. Sometimes called “the new exodus,” the return of the Jews from exile to the promised land offers us many relevant lessons today about the nature of God and the gospel. This Week: Nehemiah 13

Week 5 of 6 This six-week series looks at the complementary historical books Ezra and Nehemiah. Sometimes called “the new exodus,” the return of the Jews from exile to the promised land offers us many relevant lessons today about the nature of God and the gospel. This Week: Ezra 7-8; Nehemiah 5

Week 4 of 6 This six-week series looks at the complementary historical books Ezra and Nehemiah. Sometimes called “the new exodus,” the return of the Jews from exile to the promised land offers us many relevant lessons today about the nature of God and the gospel. This Week: Ezra 4, Nehemiah 4,6

Week 3 of 6 This six-week series looks at the complementary historical books Ezra and Nehemiah. Sometimes called “the new exodus,” the return of the Jews from exile to the promised land offers us many relevant lessons today about the nature of God and the gospel. This Week: Ezra 3, Nehemiah 9

Week 2 of 6 This six-week series looks at the complementary historical books Ezra and Nehemiah. Sometimes called “the new exodus,” the return of the Jews from exile to the promised land offers us many relevant lessons today about the nature of God and the gospel. This Week: Ezra 2, Nehemiah 3

Week 1 of 6 This six-week series looks at the complementary historical books Ezra and Nehemiah. Sometimes called “the new exodus,” the return of the Jews from exile to the promised land offers us many relevant lessons today about the nature of God and the gospel. This Week: Ezra 1, Nehemiah 1&2

God has given his people the joyful task of actively remembering what he has done for and through us—a chance to celebrate, give thanks, and teach our children. We have been changed in the past year by God’s grace, in both challenging and joyful ways; remembering these things will empower us to move into the future.

Week 4 of 4 Are you looking for an opportunity to start over? The arrival of Jesus signals God's desire for us to do so with Him. All we have to do is answer the door when Jesus knocks.

Week 3 of 4 Jesus has many titles. One is "Prince of Peace."  What does that mean and how do we find that peace in such a chaotic world?

Week 2 of 4 of our 2021 Advent Series. What's the difference between 'joy' and 'great joy'? Hint: It involves Jesus. J Text: Luke 2:1-20

This four-week Advent series celebrates the ways in which faith in Jesus Christ allows us to see and experience the world in wonderful and unique ways.  With texts from the New and Old Testaments, we’ll recognize that the gifts of faith, joy, peace, and renewal—came to us through the birth of our Savior. This Week: Whenever we’re faced with an uncertain future, we can fully expect that Jesus will fulfill his promise of salvation and care.

Week 3 of 3 This series explores what happens when we make our tables - the places we gather together - God's Table. This week: restoration. Text: John 21 Come join us for services every Sunday at 9:45 AM! http://www.gretna.life/live

Week 2 of 3, Pastor Rob reminds us that God built His Table to be shared and to grow. As we move into this Holiday season, how can we share our tables with those God wants us to reach?

The first of a 4 part series encouraging us to invite God to the table when we gather with others - especially during this holiday season. This week: God's Provision Text: Matthew 6:25-34

This week, Gretna Member Mark Shoe shares his story, and God's work in it. 

The 4th and final part of the series. After reigning for several millennia, death will ultimately and finally be defeated and will be no more!   Rev 21:1-8

This is the third in a four-part series on the realities and lies of death. This week: Death reigned from Adam onward; however, Christ came and conquered its dominion. Primary Text: Hebrews 2:14-18 (CSB)

Death’s sting—sin—initiated through disobedience in the garden, continues to impact God’s creation today.  God, though, didn't leave us hanging.  Just as all die in Adam, all can be made alive in Christ—both now and in the future. 

Big Idea of the Series: This series follows “death” from Genesis to Revelation, recounting its beginning, its sting, its reign, and its multiple losses until its final defeat through the work of Christ on the cross. One day, the last enemy, which is death, will be destroyed and its sting neutralized removed forever!    This Week: Death enters God’s creation through Adam’s disobedience, and willful disobedience continues to bring death to unbelievers today. 

This week, we take a look at Matthew 5:13-16, and Jesus's call for his disciples to be salt and light. It might mean more than you think.