Granger Community Church

Chasing My Past

This weekend in Chasing Shadows, we explored what it looks like to stop chasing the past and start trusting God with what’s ahead. Whether we find ourselves longing for the “good old days” or feeling weighed down by mistakes, regrets or pain from our past, it can be easy to believe those shadows will always follow us.
Together, we reflected on the truth that God is always doing something new. We were reminded that our past does not define us and that in Jesus, we are made new. God promises to walk with us each day, providing exactly what we need and inviting us into the full life He has for us right now.
Join us as we continue discovering the freedom that comes from trusting God with both our past and our future.

Chasing Success

This weekend, we started our new series Chasing Shadows as we explored the pressure so many of us feel to perform, achieve and chase after success. In a world that constantly tells us to do more, be more and prove ourselves, it’s easy to wonder if we’ll ever feel like enough.
Together, we looked at what God says about the pursuit of success, the approval we seek from others and the truth that our worth is not found in achievement, but in Him. As we reflected on James 1:17, we were reminded that while the world constantly shifts and changes, God remains steady and unchanging.
Join us as we continue discovering the freedom that comes from chasing after God instead of chasing the expectations of the world.

Made New | Elkhart Campus

This weekend, we celebrate a powerful moment across our church as people take the next step in their faith through baptism. Baptism is an outward declaration of an inward transformation—a public way of saying, “I’m following Jesus.”
As we gather together, we’ll hear stories of life change, celebrate what God is doing in and through our church family and witness people boldly stepping into the waters to proclaim their faith. It’s going to be a meaningful and joy-filled weekend as we celebrate those being made new and the hope we have in Jesus.

Made New | Granger Campus

This weekend, we celebrate a powerful moment across our church as people take the next step in their faith through baptism. Baptism is an outward declaration of an inward transformation—a public way of saying, “I’m following Jesus.”
As we gather together, we’ll hear stories of life change, celebrate what God is doing in and through our church family and witness people boldly stepping into the waters to proclaim their faith. It’s going to be a meaningful and joy-filled weekend as we celebrate those being made new and the hope we have in Jesus.

Unself-ish | Elkhart Campus

This weekend, Dan Hamrick will guide us through WEEK 3: UNSELF-ISH, a message about living out Jesus’ call to love others sacrificially. Being a follower of Christ isn’t just about our personal faith—it’s about building deep, meaningful relationships and investing in community. 
We’ll explore what it looks like to step beyond self-interest and take practical steps to support, encourage and serve those around us. Whether you’re looking to strengthen friendships, family ties or church relationships, this message will inspire and challenge you to live unselfishly and love like Jesus.

Unself-ish

This weekend, Ted Byrant will guide us through WEEK 3: UNSELF-ISH, a message about living out Jesus’ call to love others sacrificially. Being a follower of Christ isn’t just about our personal faith—it’s about building deep, meaningful relationships and investing in community. 
We’ll explore what it looks like to step beyond self-interest and take practical steps to support, encourage and serve those around us. Whether you’re looking to strengthen friendships, family ties or church relationships, this message will inspire and challenge you to live unselfishly and love like Jesus.
 

Changed-ish

This weekend, Dr. Bob Laurent challenges us to examine what it really looks like to be changed by God. In WEEK 2: CHANGED-ISH, we explore the fruit of the Spirit—what evidence shows that God is at work in our lives? How do the changes He’s making in us show up in the way we live, speak and love others? 
We’ll see what it means to move beyond “Christian-ish” and live in a way that reflects real transformation. Whether you’re curious, seeking or already following Jesus, this message will help you recognize God’s work in your life and inspire you to take the next step in being fully changed.

Christian-ish

This weekend, we explored how God’s grace, mercy and compassion doesn't call us to live halfway—but invites us fully into His family. Through Galatians 5:13–21, we’re challenged to move beyond “Christian-ish” and step into wholehearted following—being transformed and taking intentional steps in our relationship with Him.
Join us as we take part in communion and lean into a deeper, more committed walk with Jesus.

Easter Service | Elkhart Campus

As we step into Easter weekend, we’re reminded of the ultimate reason behind everything we do—the sacrifice and resurrection of Jesus. Everything hinges on that truth.
This will be a celebratory, hope-filled weekend as we reflect on the power of the resurrection and what it means for our lives today. Through Scripture and the truth of the empty tomb, we’re invited to see that Jesus is not just part of the story—He is the reason for it all.

Easter Service | Granger Campus

As we step into Easter weekend, we’re reminded of the ultimate reason behind everything we do—the sacrifice and resurrection of Jesus. Everything hinges on that truth.
This will be a celebratory, hope-filled weekend as we reflect on the power of the resurrection and what it means for our lives today. Through Scripture and the truth of the empty tomb, we’re invited to see that Jesus is not just part of the story—He is the reason for it all.