Grace Church Nottingham

In week 2 of our new sermon series called In These Days, Ben speaks into the disruption caused by the recent coronavirus outbreak and the benefits of forming a healthy rhythm of prayer in our lives. This Sunday Ben speaks from Matthew 6.

This week we kicked off a new sermon series called In These Days, where we'll be exploring discipleship from a distance and learning healthy rhythms and routines in these strange times. This week Rick looks at putting deep roots down in the bible.

This week we ran church at home in light of the recent coronavirus outbreak. Jon spoke into the current situation and how we can be confident in the midst of it all.

This week was Baptism Sunday! It was a great day of celebration and as part of the day Chris spoke a one off message on the feeding of the five thousand.

It was a special Sunday this weekend as we celebrate 10 years of being in our building and the miracle it represents.

This week Ben shares the vision for the church, showing what it means to build a thriving community that reaches Nottingham with the Gospel and replicates this across the country.

This Sunday evening Tim explores God's rest, showing us how it is better than any other rest and encouraging us to press into it.

This Sunday morning Ruth teaches us about God's rest, exploring what it is, why we should seek it, and how we can get it.

This week JP talked about how Hebrews encourages us not to give up, but to cling to Jesus and his people through all the doubts and difficulties.

In our morning meeting this week, Josh Donegani speaks on Hebrews 3 where Jesus is compared to Moses. Josh unpacks why Moses was such a significant figure for the hearers and how Jesus surpasses Moses.

In our evening meeting this week, Callum speaks on Hebrews 3 and the comparison between Moses and Jesus. Callum unpacks all the ways in which Jesus is better and what that means for our every day.

On Sunday we kicked off Deeper: a week of worship, prayer and fasting. Chris spoke into the prophetic thread God's been weaving over the last few months and what exactly it is God is building here.

In week two of our Hebrews series Rick speaks on the warning the writer gives us in chapter two. How do we continue in our faith? How do we persevere in life? Rick answers these questions and more!

On Sunday we kicked off our new teaching series in the book of Hebrews. In this first message, Jon introduces this rich book and outlines the core themes it covers.

At our Dedications Sunday, Rick speaks from John's gospel on the nature of God and how he is the perfect Father.

We spent an evening looking at the topic of relationships. Chris spoke first on our starting point for relationships - God himself - and then we have a live panel answering questions.

We kick off the new year with a one-off message from Psalm 61. Roger speaks on what it means for us to cling to Jesus in the year ahead.

In part two of our Incarnation mini-series Josh speaks on the famous passage in Philippians which describes the incarnation and what we can learn from Paul's writing.

In our evening meeting this week, Tim Bunker finishes off our Incarnation mini-series. He speaks on the great joy we can have in knowing that Jesus came as a baby.

At our evening carol services Belinda spoke on the difference between wishful thinking and the true hope that is on offer in Jesus.

For December we're doing a two-part series around our carol services on the Incarnation. This Sunday guest speaker Derek Tidball speaks on the remarkable nature of God becoming man. We apologise for the audio issues on this track.

In the final message in our 'Gifts' series, Ben speaks on the way of love from chapter 13 and how the church is transformed when we grasp God's love and truly express it to those around us.

It was baptism Sunday so we took a break from our 'Gifts' series for a one-off. Katie explores what it means to live "the good life".

In our 'Gifts' series this week Rick speaks from chapter 12 and Paul's depiction of the church being the body of Christ.

This week we look at the gifts of faith and healing. Jon unpacks the biblical foundation for healing, the nature of the Kingdom of God and offers some pastoral insight on how healing works today.