Grace Church Nottingham

This week we continue our series in the book of Leviticus and JP preaches on chapter 8. Here we learn about the consecration of Aaron and his sons and how Jesus serves as our ultimate, permanent High Priest who perfectly represents us before God, and in turn transforming us into a kingdom of priests.

In the next part in our Leviticus series, Austin preaches in our 11.15am service from chapter 9 and Aaron's offering. He explores the inadequacy of a human offering and the need for a great High Priest - Jesus - to provide a sinless offering on behalf of the people: us!

We're continuing our series in the book of Leviticus and Marvelous preaches at our evening service on chapter 10. He looks at the struggle of human failure, pointing us to our ultimate need for Jesus, who bridges the gap to a holy God and invites us into a life of true, Spirit-led worship.

We're back in our Leviticus series this week, looking at chapters 5-7. Tim looks at the guilt offering and unpacks for us how trying to pay for our own sins through works leads to burden and failure, and true peace comes from accepting Christ's sacrifice as the ultimate payment once for all.

This week in a break from our Leviticus series we have special guest Steve Cuss speaking across our services. In our morning services, Steve speaks on the topic of our inner critic and reflecting on that voice against the words that God speaks over us.

This week in a break from our Leviticus series we have special guest Steve Cuss speaking across our services. In our evening service, Steve speaks into the internal pressure of thinking we'd be further than we are and reflects on the sovereignty of God in his plan for our lives.

This week in our morning services we pick up our Leviticus series in chapter 3, where JP preaches on the peace offering, a sacrificial meal with God which shows us his heart towards us and in many ways acts acts a prequel to communion.

In our evening meeting Michael picks up where JP left off in the morning, preaching on the sin offering in chapter 4, where we see the signposting to Jesus as the sin offering to come.

This week we take a break from our series in Leviticus to cast fresh vision for the year ahead, catch a sense of where God's leading us and lay out our priorities for the next 12 months.

In the third part of our Leviticus series, Callum explores the various grain offerings talked about in chapter 2. In this message Callum preaches on the promises of God and the assurance we have of those promises in the cross of Christ.

This week we started a new Sunday preaching series on the book of Leviticus, where we'll explore God's invitation to holiness. In our morning services, JP introduces the book and gives an overview of its shape: the first half about entering God's presence and the second half focussing on living it out.

This week we started a new Sunday preaching series on the book of Leviticus, where we'll explore God's invitation to holiness. In our evening service, Josh gets into chapter 1 where we're introduced to the burnt offerings. In it we hear the invitation to go all in for Jesus, bring not just our best but our worst too.

In this special one-off message, Daniel Coates preaches from 1 Peter 3 on the reason why we have a hope in Jesus and how we can live our lives so that we're able to answer those questions when people ask us.

In this one-off message at the start of the new academic year, Charlotte preaches on the way that understanding what it means for Christ to be in is redefines our experience of suffering and the hope that we have for a future glory.

In the final part of our series looking at the Miracles of Jesus in John's gospel, Michael looks at the moment Jesus appears to the disciples and tells them to cast their nets on the other side to catch fish. Michael encourages us in our approach to mission and reminds us that our mission exists for the glory of Jesus.

As we near the end of our Miracles series in John's gospel, Jeremy preaches in our 9.15am service on the resurrection of Jesus. In this sermon, Jeremy poses a simple question to us: who is Jesus to you?

As we near the end of our Miracles series in John's gospel, Loyin preaches in our 7pm service on the resurrection of Jesus. In this sermon she explores the victory we find in the resurrection, the power it has in the present tense for our lives.

This week, Tim reminds us not only that Jesus is the One who loves us in the delay and meets us in our pain, but also that He is the One who is glorified, and why this is good news for us today.

This week in our Miracles series, JP preaches from John chapter 9 where Jesus heals a man born blind. As JP unpacks all that's going on we discover that we are not our own.

This week in our Miracles series, Ben Thomson preaches at our 7pm service from John chapter 9, where Jesus heals the man born blind.

This week in our Miracles series, Callum Plews preaches on Jesus walking on water.

This week in our Miracles series, John O'Donovan preaches in our 9.15am service on the famous miracle of the feeding of the five thousand.

This week in our Miracles series, Alex Drugan preaches in our 9.15am service on the famous miracle of the feeding of the five thousand.

This week in our summer series in John's gospel, Austin preaches from John chapter 5, where we see Jesus healing a man who had been laying there unable to walk for 38 years and the jews confronting him on it for it taking place on the sabbath.

This week in our summer series in John's gospel, Josh preaches in our 11.15am and 7pm services from John chapter 5, where we see Jesus healing a man who had been laying there unable to walk for 38 years and the jews confronting him on it for it taking place on the sabbath. Josh asks the question: what to do when you're waiting for healing?