Scott Kindig is the Chief of Staff for the Grace family of churches based in Snellville, GA. Scott's passion, starting in his home and extending through his family is engaging individuals, families and ministry teams by leading leaders who advance the Gospel to the next generation, and to the nations for the Glory of God.
What do Christmas, birthdays, and anniversaries have in common?
When I was a kid the answer would have been simple–presents, gifts, and cards filled with money! As a little guy, I remember walking to the mai...
As we continue to look at prayers that changed this crazy, messed up world, we all want to learn how to experience a powerful prayer life that alters the course of human history. The good news is, God wants to ...
RUTH, Part 2: Redeemed as Family
The love story in the One Story reveals that romance can be sacred! Is it possible for us to have such a love, or possibly something even greater?
Let me encourage you to ...
RUTH: The Love Story in the One Story
If you enjoy love stories, you will love this message.
We will watch one of the most amazing and best written love stories in the book of Ruth. It has all the element...
Scripture values fathers! In our culture, great dads are not necessarily regularly featured on the evening news. If anything, we see more newspaper headlines of dads who let down their family and society. In 25...
In a world that seems to settle for–and even aim for–an ORDINARY life, we all want to believe that something EXTRAORDINARY is possible. We NEED to believe that an EXTRAORDINARY LIFE is within our grasp. [more...]
LEAD: A series that examines Biblical principles for leading as a man in life and at work. Multiple speakers from both the church and the marketplace address topics like Vision, Authority, Honor, Developing Peo...
Last week, Acts 15 reminded us that we are a mess; the early church was a mess; that everyone everywhere is a mess. We also discovered that Jesus’ presence in our lives can make us a beautiful mess. It is undeniable that there is longing inside every human heart to be more than a mess. [more...]
Life is a mess!
You don't have to be an investigative reporter to validate that statement! The simple act of knowing people affirms this fact. Life is a mess because we are a mess! [more...]