Grace Presbyterian Church - Norwalk, CT

In the second half of Daniel chapter 2, we get to listen in as Daniel reveals to King Nebuchadnezzar his dream and the meaning. God gives Nebuchadnezzar an overview of the next phase of human history as nations rise and fall. But over it all, God is ruling and He wants to reveal His rule both to Nebuchanezzar and to His people struggling to trust in exile. The end of the dream points to the future when God will establish a new kingdom; still human, but divinely established and everlasting … a...

The story of Daniel continues as King Nebuchadnezzar is sent a dream that haunts his sleep. For most of the characters in the kings court, this leads to the crushing weight of the unknown and uncontrolled. But Daniel and his friends, they grow to trust the generous grace of God’s wisdom and might. For them, the sovereignty of God is less of a mystery to be fought over, and more of a majestic reality in which to find freedom and praise. Series: Daniel Speaker: Rev. Brandon Farquhar&nbs...

In this sermon from Luke’s Gospel we join with the disciples and Jesus as they celebrate their “last supper.” We’ll find ourselves invited into an ongoing meal that God uses to give us the grace to experience and enjoy our new relationship with Him. Series: Luke Speaker: Rev. Brandon Farquhar Date Preached: 2026-05-24 Scripture: Luke 22:1-23

Series: Daniel Speaker: Rev. Brandon Farquhar Date Preached: 2026-09-20 Scripture: Daniel 1:1-21 We start a new sermon series in the book of Daniel; a story all about God’s sovereignty and care in the midst of the experiences and struggles of real life. In chapter 1, we learn about growing to trust God’s generosity as exiles in Babylon. God is always the director behind the scenes orchestrating for favor and training for anyone connected to Jesus by faith.

Series: Luke Speaker: Rev. Brandon Farquhar Date Preached: 2026-05-31 Scripture: Luke 22:24-34 In this sermon from Luke’s Gospel we find the disciples making a shocking gaffe that is met by the surprising grace of Jesus. We want to receive his grace as well as He trains us to understand and become great in His kingdom.

Series: Single Sermon Speaker: Rev. Brandon Farquhar Date Preached: 2026-09-13 Scripture: Colossians 1:1-14 We kick-off our new ministry year by joining in Paul’s prayer for the Colossians; that God would make the gospel fruitful among us and that the gospel would grow fruit in us. The good news: Christian’s are qualified for fruitfulness by God’s grace and power through Jesus.

Series: Single Sermon Speaker: Rev. Brandon Farquhar Date Preached: 2026-09-06 Scripture: Psalm 8:1-9 We consider how the glory of God’s work – for, in, and through humanity – gives dignity and significance to our work.

Series: Gideon - 4 Questions of Insecurity and Idolatry Speaker: Rev. Brandon Farquhar Date Preached: 2026-08-30 Scripture: Judges 8:1-35 In this sermon we examine the fourth and final question of insecurity and idolatry from the story of Gideon: Who is the Hero? Often the strongest idol we face, is the idol of self. In this passage we are reminded that we cannot balance our desire for significance and safety; we cannot be our own hero. Only God’s chosen King, the Lord Jesus, can be our hero...

Series: Single Sermon Speaker: Rev. Daniel Jang Date Preached: 2026-08-23 Scripture: Mark 9:30-50 Jesus teaches His disciples, and us, that true greatness is found in valuing servants and service, especially within God’s new community.

Series: Gideon - 4 Questions of Insecurity and Idolatry Speaker: Rev. Brandon Farquhar Date Preached: 2026-08-16 Scripture: Judges 7:1-23 In this sermon we examine the third question of insecurity and idolatry from the story of Gideon: Do I have enough? The insecurity of idolatry would ask us to count our resources with the hope of eventually becoming self-sufficient. But God wants to grow our faith not to be self-sufficient, but dependent; replacing fear with wonder.

Series: Gideon - 4 Questions of Insecurity and Idolatry Speaker: Rev. Brandon Farquhar Date Preached: 2026-08-09 Scripture: Judges 6:25-40 In this sermon we examine the second question of insecurity and idolatry from the story of Gideon: Am I Too Much? The insecurity of idolatry would leave us in fear of messing up or asking too much. But God sees our weakness in light of the strength He will grow in us.

Series: Gideon - 4 Questions of Insecurity and Idolatry Speaker: Rev. Brandon Farquhar Date Preached: 2026-07-26 Scripture: Judges 6:1-24 This is the first sermon in a short mini-series learning from the story of Gideon and answering 4 questions of insecurity and idolatry. Question #1 - Am I on my own. Gideon is a picture of the insecurity and isolation when we think we’re all alone and seek to use other things to find fulfillment. But God draws near to Gideon with His gracious presence thro...

Series: The Gospel of Luke Speaker: Rev. Brandon Farquhar Date Preached: 2026-07-12 Scripture: Luke 24:44-53 As we close out Luke’s Gospel we find Jesus giving gospel certainty that will His disciples, and the early church, into a certain mission.

Series: Single Sermon Speaker: Brian Taliercio Date Preached: 2026-07-05 Scripture: 1 Corinthians 1:18-25 We consider how in the good news of the cross, God destroys the wisdom of the world.

Series: The Gospel of Luke Speaker: Rev. Brandon Farquhar Date Preached: 2026-06-28 Scripture: Luke 23:50-24:45 We consider the resurrection of Jesus and learn how the resurrection changes everything because Jesus changes everyone.

Series: The Gospel of Luke Speaker: Rev. Brandon Farquhar Date Preached: 2026-06-21 Scripture: Luke 23:18-56 Jesus faced judgment, in our place, so that we could be saved. The ABCs of Christianity: If we Admit, Believe and Confess; Jesus will give Assurance, Belonging and Change.

Series: The Gospel of Luke Speaker: Rev. Brandon Farquhar Date Preached: 2026-06-14 Scripture: Luke 22:54-23:35 We look at the three trials leading up to Jesus’ death on the cross. The three trials of Peter, Pilate and Jesus.

Series: The Gospel of Luke Speaker: Rev. Brandon Farquhar Date Preached: 2026-06-07 Scripture: Luke 22:35-53 We look at the three symbols of judgment and grace: the cup, the sword, and the kiss.