Grace Church Nottingham

We are starting a new preaching series over the summer called "Miracles of Jesus", which looks at the 'signs' by which Jesus reveals Himself in John's gospel. Marvelous kicks off the series in the Morning Meetings with the Wedding at Cana and invites us to believe again in the miracle working power of Jesus.

We are starting a new preaching series over the summer called "Miracles of Jesus", which looks at the 'signs' by which Jesus reveals Himself in John's gospel. In the Evening Meeting, Joe preaches on the Wedding at Cana, and shows us how this shows us how Jesus transforms the "water" of our obedience into wine, as we trust Him.

This week, we're taking a break from our 2 Samuel series and are joined by Rick Loosemore, pastor at the River Church Newcastle. Rick is preaching from Genesis 28 and shows us how the revelation of God to Jacob is good news for us today.

We are coming towards the end of our 2 Samuel series. Tim walks us through chapter 22, a chapter mirroring Psalm 18, and helps us to receive again the comfort of God, our Rock.

This week, JP unpacks 2 Samuel 20, helping us see the wisdom in the passage and how it helps us engage with the brokenness in the world around us

This week in our series working through the book of 2 Samuel, we cover off a chunk of the story in one go. In our 9.15am service Josh preaches from chapters 15-19, looking at the conspiracy of Absalom, David's son, and the twists and turns that take place from there, ultimately leading to his death.

This week in our series working through the book of 2 Samuel, we cover off a chunk of the story in one go. In our 11.15am service Austin preaches from chapters 15-19, looking at the conspiracy of Absalom, David's son, and the twists and turns that take place from there, ultimately leading to his death.

This week in our series working through the book of 2 Samuel, we cover off a chunk of the story in one go. In our 7pm service Callum preaches from chapters 15-19, looking at the conspiracy of Absalom, David's son, and the twists and turns that take place from there, ultimately leading to his death.

This week we continued our series preaching through the book of 2 Samuel. In our morning services Loyin preached on chapters 13 and 14 looking at the stories of Amnon, Tamar and Absalom and the way in which Jesus is the better king for us.

This week we continued our series preaching through the book of 2 Samuel. In our evening service Maddie preached on chapters 13 and 14, and asked the question of us: who are we being shaped by?

As we continue our series in the book of 2 Samuel, JP picks up where Jeremy left off last week looking at the way Nathan confronts David about his sin. Through the passage, we see the issue of sin as being one of idols and find that for all our sin there is a saviour and an invitation to repentance.

This week we rejoin our series in the book of 2 Samuel where Jeremy preaches on the passage featuring David and Bathesheba. In this message, Jeremy explores the flaw in King David and the restorative work of Jesus. He also touches on the topic of violence against women, and the responsibility we have to tackle it in society.

On Sunday we had special guest speaker John Russell, who leads Cornerstone Church in Nottingham, preaching a one-off message from the book of Isaiah. He speaks from chapters 36 and 37 on the way King Hezekiah responds in a time of crises and poses the questions to us: how do you cope in a crisis? Where do you turn to in times of trouble?

To accompany JP's sermon from Sunday 19th April on the Holy Spirit, Michael Williams has recorded a in-depth lecture on the topic. Michael did his masters on this very topic so is well studied on the topic and over the course of an hour digs into some of the questions posed on Sunday in more detail.

This Sunday JP preaches a one-off message on the Holy Spirit, with a particular focus on our perspective on the work of the Spirit in the life of a believer. JP covers a lot of ground across these 30 minutes, so if you'd like a more detailed walk through this topic Michael Williams recorded a long form piece called 'The Story of the Spirit' which you can find in our podcast feed.

This week, following a bumper Easter weekend, Ben preaches a follow-up message on reasons for faith and addresses the question 'why am I a Christian?' both on a personal level from his own story, but also why others can be sure of the reasons for their own faith.

As part of our big Easter celebration, Callum preaches in our 9.15am service on how the resurrection of Jesus completely alters the nature of our hope.

As part of our big Easter celebration, Hannah preaches at our 11.15am service on the impact of the cross and resurrection on our everyday.

In preparation for Easter, Sarah preaches a one-off message for Palm Sunday from the moment Jesus finally enters Jerusalem. In her message, Sarah explores the wide variety of expectations held by those in the city and explores the way we can mis-apply our own expectations today.

In preparation for Easter, Alex preaches a one-off message at our 11.15am service for Palm Sunday from Matthews account of the woman breaking open the alabaster jar to anoint Jesus. In this message, Alex asks the question of us: is Jesus worth it? Is he worth following and giving ourselves to?

We take a break from our series in 2 Samuel and this Sunday have special guest speaker Kate Kent with us from The Rock Church. In our 9.15am service Kate speaks on what it looks like to reach a city and encourages us with some practical ways we can do that effectively.

This week in our 2 Samuel series JP takes us back into chapter 8 where we read of all of David's victories. Through the passage we see the justice of God against sin, as well as the victory of Christ and the way each of us is deployed for the glory of God.

We continue our series preaching through the book of 2 Samuel as part of our Compassion Sunday, where we look at chapter 9. Here we meet Mephibosheth and see the way David wants to show the kindness of God to him, despite him being from the lineage of King Saul. In the way David treats Mephibosheth we learn of the immeasurable kindness of God in Christ towards us.

This Sunday we celebrated the beauty and diversity of God's church with Nations Sunday. As part of the day, Jeremy continued our series in 2 Samuel by preaching on chapter 7 and God's promise to build a house for himself that will endure forever.

This week in our series working through the book of 2 Samuel, we find King David bringing the ark of the covenant back to Jerusalem, but it's not all smooth sailing. In fact, we find that it's only down to the providence of God that it all gets turned for good in the end.