Grace Church Nottingham

This week, David continues our Matthew series by unpacking what it means to become a spirit-filled disciple of Jesus through repentance and following the example Jesus demonstrated for us.

This week Ben preaches from the Great Commission and lays out our three priorities for the year.

This week in continuance of our Matthew series, Jon Potter heads us to Jesus Christ's forty days of fasting in the wilderness and encountering Satan's temptations. Jon explains how looking to Jesus's example and His steadfast devotion to God the Father demonstrates how we as Christians can overcome temptation and the wiles of Satan in our own lives.

Jon kicks off our series on Matthew by showing us God's fulfilment of his promise in scripture by the genealogy of Jesus Christ in Matthew 1 as the seed of Abraham (Genesis 12:2-3) and the King who shall reign forever (2 Samuel 7:2-3).

At the conclusion of our Amos series, Josh unpacks the last chapter of Amos and presents us God's righteousness against injustice and how we can apply these teachings in our own lives and community around us.

As we continue our Amos series, Sarah looks at the encounter between Amos and Amaziah and the subject of the collateral damage caused by sin.

This week Roger spoke from Amos 6 on economic injustice and offered some easy, practical steps we can all take to make a difference.

JP continues our Amos series, exploring issues of the heart and the role it plays in our relationship with God.

In the third talk in our Amos series, Alex digs into the concept of repentance and what it means for us, as a people, to turn to God.

Continuing our series this week, Tim speaks on how God disciplines us as a parent disciplines their children and how it is done out of love.

This week JP introduces our new series by unpacking how much God cares about justice and righteousness in the world.

We finish off our 'We Are The Church' series with Martin exploring how we can and should be a people of compassion, just like Jesus.

We finish off our 'We Are The Church' series with Martin exploring how we can and should be a people of compassion, just like Jesus.

For our Nations Sunday service, Zoltán brings us encouragement in how diversity is a key part of the Church.

Returning to our series this week, Marvelous explores the origins of family and what being in God's family looks like.

For our dedication service, Ben shares with us how parenthood is a glimpse of God the Father's relationship with us.

In our evening service, JP encourages us that we are not where we are by accident but God has a plan for us.

This week we are having a break from our series because it's Baptism Sunday, with Ashley speaking on why we celebrate everyone who is baptised.

For this week, Chris looks at what it means to be sent by God for us as the Church and individually.

This week in our series, JP explores the history of the dwelling place of God, how he dwells within us now and what this means for us.

Continuing our series this week, Ben explains our role as ambassadors for God's kingdom here in the world.

As we begin our week of worship, prayer and fasting, JP encourages us to look to God in our restoration and preparation for what he has planned for us as we ease out of Covid restrictions.

Starting our new series this week, Rosie looks at the relationship Christ has with the Church.

Concluding our series this week, Tim speaks on how knowing what Jesus has done for us should be reflected in the way we live.

As we approach the end of Hebrews, Ben speaks on what it means for us to run the race—our journey with Jesus—with endurance.