Live sermons for Scripture-shaped faith.
Grace417 is a sermon-series podcast built from live Grace Church services. Its messages move passage by passage through Scripture, connecting texts from Luke, Acts, Mark, and Deuteronomy to prayer, healing, salvation, and life inside the church.
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Grace417 offers live sermon teaching from Grace Church in South Springfield, Missouri. The format is simple and familiar. A service recording opens with a church podcast introduction, then moves into Scripture reading, sermon notes, teaching, prayer, and often a spoken blessing. The pace is measured, but the messages keep moving. Recent episodes return often to the book of Acts, especially the early church, the work of the Holy Spirit, bold prayer, miracles, and the belief that ministry flows through ordinary people rather than from their own power. Resurrection Sunday centers on Luke 24 and the claim that Jesus defeated death. A message from Mark 8 considers the cost of following Jesus. A next-generation message turns to Deuteronomy 6 and the responsibility to pass faith from one generation to the next. A summer study on healing gives space to stillness, prayer, communion, and honest faith when healing has not yet been seen. The show’s teaching style is pastoral rather than academic. It quotes Scripture, explains it in plain language, repeats the core point, and then brings the congregation toward a concrete response. There are moments of humor and personal aside, but they usually serve the sermon rather than becoming the point. The atmosphere is distinctly local-church, with references to sermon notes, the Grace Church 417 app, Sunday gatherings, and the Grace Church family. Grace417 is best for listeners who want Christian sermon audio that feels close to an in-room service. It is especially suited to people who value Bible teaching, prayer, spiritual formation, and direct calls to trust, obedience, and encouragement. The recurring thread is transformation: not simply attending church, but being shaped by Scripture, grace, and the Holy Spirit.
Made for: Grace417 is for listeners who want accessible Christian sermon teaching rooted in Scripture and local church life. It especially fits those drawn to prayer, discipleship, the book of Acts, resurrection hope, and pastoral application.
What sets it apart: The show keeps the full texture of live church teaching, including congregational prompts, prayer, quiet reflection, and blessings. Its messages repeatedly translate doctrine into practical faith without losing the feel of a Sunday service.
Enjoy weekly messages from Grace Church located in South Springfield, Missouri.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Grace417 turns biblical teaching into concrete congregational practices, from scripture memorization and family discipleship to shared prayer for healing.
Grace417 carries the room into its recordings. Sermons and study sessions move from biblical passages into congregational practice, with invitations to memorize scripture, pray together, sit quietly, or receive a closing blessing.
This is church teaching that expects your Bible open and your prayer life off the sidelines.
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A direct Resurrection Day sermon linking Luke's empty tomb to faith, death, and the promise of resurrection.
Grace Church 417's Resurrection Sunday sermon follows Luke 24 from the women arriving at the tomb with spices to the stone rolled away and the announcement that Jesus is alive.
A direct Acts 4 sermon on making prayer the church's first move under pressure.
Acts 4 is framed as a lesson in how a church responds when pressure might turn prayer into a plea for safety. Grace Church's live Sunday sermon centers on memorizing Acts 4:10 while widening the point: God's people are most ready to bear spiritual fruit when they pray first, in…
A live Sunday message turns Deuteronomy's household command into a churchwide call to generational discipleship.
This live Sunday message links Grace Church's next-generation ministry with Deuteronomy's call to carry faith from one generation to the next.
A candid healing teaching that brings biblical conviction into uncertainty, prayer, and ministry.
This PlayNext review frames a single-episode teaching that asks its gathered room to slow down, listen, and attend to the Holy Spirit before turning toward healing in the present tense.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
A pastor leads a prayer and introduces a sermon series from the Book of Mark at Grace Church.
Pastor Jack Gilbert delivers a standalone sermon titled 'It Starts With Us' at Grace Church.
This episode is the second session of a summer study on divine healing, led by a pastor from Grace Church.
Luke 24 is read alongside Genesis 2 and Romans 5 to argue that death entered through Adam and Eve's disobedience and is defeated through Jesus' resurrection.
Grace Church 417 finishes Acts 4 by reading the believers’ prayer after Peter and John leave custody, including the line, “grant to your servants to continue to speak your word with all boldness.” The speaker highlights Acts 4:31, where “the place” is shaken and the group is “filled with the Holy Spirit” again, then uses Acts 4:32-35 to describe “one heart and soul,” shared possessions, and Barnabas, “son of encouragement.” The sermon keeps returning to two claims from the text: prayer comes before strategy, and the resurrection of Jesus drives the church’s witness in Acts 1 through 4.
A sermon from Grace Church discussing Acts chapter 4, emphasizing God's power and salvation.
Dan introduces "Prepare to Launch" as a contextual guide to Acts after Peter's sermon brought 3,000 people to faith in Jerusalem.
Grace417’s Acts 2 sermon argues that Pentecost’s Spirit was poured out on men, women, young, old, enslaved, and free people.