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What’s Next for Bath? Jeff Bogue Shares His Vision
What is God doing at the Bath campus—and what’s next?
In our first “Campus Highlight” episode of Infinitely More, Nick sits down with Pastor Jeff Bogue for a conversation about what God is teaching him, what he’s excited about at Bath, and his hopes for the movement of Grace. Jeff shares the vision behind an upcoming two-year discipleship journey, why raising up new leaders matters, and what it could look like to build a movement that lasts for generations.
Along the way, we talk about resting in God’s grace, embracing innovation, and giving God nothing less than everything. Whether you call Bath home or attend another Grace campus, this conversation is an invitation to see what God is doing—and consider how you can be part of it.
What part of this conversation encouraged or challenged you? Let us know in the comments.
Join us in praying for wisdom, unity, and more workers for the harvest.
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What If You’re Not Seeing the Whole Picture?
What if there is more happening in your life than you can see?
When life feels overwhelming, it’s easy to focus on the problems in front of us and forget the power of the God who is with us. But what if our circumstances aren’t telling us the whole story?
In 2 Kings 6, Elisha’s servant wakes up surrounded by an enemy army. While the servant sees an impossible situation, Elisha sees something completely different: the power and presence of God.
In week one of our new series, New Perspective, we explore how seeing life from God’s perspective can change the way we respond to fear, uncertainty, and impossible circumstances.
Our problems are real, but they aren’t the whole picture. When we begin to see God in the midst of our circumstances, an entirely new set of possibilities opens up.
In this message, we’ll explore:
- Why we’re often quick to see our problems and slow to see God’s power.
- What Elisha’s story teaches us about unseen realities.
- How God’s truth can reshape our perspective.
- Why seeing things differently can change how we treat others.
- How to trust God’s power even when we can’t see what He’s doing.
Scripture: 2 Kings 6:11–23 | John 8:31–32 | 2 Corinthians 4:16–18
A question to consider: What situation in your life feels overwhelming right now? What might change if you began to see that situation with God in the picture?
Join us at Grace Church Akron East as we learn to see our lives from a new perspective.
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3. First and Best – Right on the Money | 11/1/26
Money is more than something we earn, spend, save, or give. It is one of the clearest windows into our hearts and one of the most powerful tools entrusted to us. Our relationship with money influences our relationship with God, our relationships with others, the decisions we make today, and the future we are building.
That is why Jesus spoke so often about money. He was not simply concerned with what people gave; He cared about what money revealed about their hearts. Money can become a source of security, identity, status, freedom, or control. Yet it can also be a tool for caring for others, participating in God’s work, and investing in what matters most.
Whether someone follows Jesus, is exploring faith, or is uncertain about what they believe, we all have a relationship with money. And whether we realize it or not, that relationship is shaping us.
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Seeing the Unseen (New Perspective, Part 1)
How we see things in our lives really matters. In this series, we will try to see more of Jesus’s perspective of our lives.
This week, we start our new series by posing a question: What if there is another way to see the situation you are in? Seeing things differently can really change a lot in our lives.
In this message, we take a look at John 8:31-32, 2 Kings 6:13-17, 2 Kings 6:21-23, and 2 Corinthians 4:16-18. This message is from our 10:45 AM worship service on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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Compassion in Action
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