Grace Church Nottingham

In the last part of our preaching series on Prayer we explore the gift of tongues. JP preaches from Paul's first letter to the Corinthians and encourages us to keep our perspective but also to keep the pursuit of this wonderful gift.

This week we look at the most famous prayer of all: the Lord's Prayer. In our morning services Marvelous looks at the posture of prayer it encourages in us and the way we can use it to create healthy patterns of prayer in our lives.

This week we look at the most famous prayer of all: the Lord's Prayer. In our evening service Alex works through the prayer line by line and shows us how this one prayer can be a prayer for our whole lives.

In week two of our preaching series on Prayer, Tim unpacks Jesus' high priestly prayer from John 17. In it we learn what it is for God to be glorified and marvel at the fact that when we come to pray, the Father sees us as he sees Jesus.

This Sunday we started a new preaching series on prayer. JP opens the series by looking at how Abraham pleas with God for Sodom and what that shows us about the invitation from God to all of us.

To round off the series, Roger zooms out to explore the Bible's big picture story of food. He looks at out relationship with food and the God that it points to, together with the practical implications for our living (& eating!).

In our morning meetings, Michael dives into The Last Supper, our penultimate sermon in our Meals with Jesus series. As he unpacks the story, we see how, in communion, Jesus makes the familiar Passover feast a new meal, for God's new people.

For this week in our Meals with Jesus series, across three sermons we will look at the story of Jesus meeting a tax collector named Zacchaeus and inviting himself to dinner with him. Jeremy looks at how Zacchaeus' identity changes when he is met by Jesus.

For this week in our Meals with Jesus series, across three sermons we will look at the story of Jesus meeting a tax collector named Zacchaeus and inviting himself to dinner with him. Harriet takes us through what it means to be saved by Jesus.

For this week in our Meals with Jesus series, across three sermons we will look at the story of Jesus meeting a tax collector named Zacchaeus and inviting himself to dinner with him. Hannah takes a look at what Jesus does for Zacchaeus and the impact it has.

Alex shares the second of our talks on the Parable of the Great Banquet, exploring the heart of hospitality, rather than the art, of hospitality. We see Jesus' heart of welcome on display in this parable and His invitation for us to reflect Him to the world around us.

This week, we're exploring the Parable of the Great Banquet in the gospel of Luke, the first of which is by Gus. He unpacks the goodness and generosity of the gospel and the challenge in Jesus' words, helping us think about our motivation when we serve others.

Using Jesus' visit to the house of a Pharisee, John talked to us about Christian hospitality and the opportunities that our interactions with others across the 'tables' of our lives present.

In our second talk on this famous parable, Austin reminds us that, while is isn't always in ways we expect, Jesus always goes where He is invited, and leaves us with the question, "have you invited Him?"

This week in our Meals with Jesus series, we are looking at the story of Jesus feeding the 5000 with two sermons. In our morning meetings, Loyin zooms in on Jesus' invitation to trust Him, as He feeds the crowds.

This week in our Meals with Jesus series, we are looking at the story of Jesus feeding the 5000 with two sermons. In our evening meeting, Hannah reminds us of the compassion of Jesus as He welcomes the crowds.

In week two of our Meals with Jesus series, JP speaks from the famous story of the woman breaking her alabaster jar and anointing Jesus with perfume at the dinner table. We explore the dynamic between the Pharisees who judge and the woman who gives everything for Jesus.

As part of our Nations Sunday we start off a new summer preaching series called Meals With Jesus, where we'll be looking at various meals Jesus had with people throughout the gospel of Luke. This week Marvelous looks at the moment Jesus called Levi.

On a very special family Sunday we celebrate the youngest in our church family with dedications. As part of the day, Chris preaches on the story of the prodigal son and what the staggering response of the father means for us.

After months of preaching and working through Revelation, we finally reach its last chapter. JP looks back at what we've learned from the book as a whole and preaches on the hope that this last chapter leaves us with.

This Sunday we reach the penultimate chapter of Revelation, chapter 21. Ben preaches on this famous passage and the vivid picture it paints of what the future holds into eternity.

This week we're back in our Revelation series and start reaching the end of this incredible book. In chapter 20 we're introduced to the 'thousand years' or millennium; Jon explores what it is, what it isn't and how we have hope in the age to come.

We take a week off from our series in Revelation for a one-off message. In our morning services, Loyin preaches on our identity in God and celebrates exactly what it is he says about us.

In our evening service we take a break from our series in Revelation for a special one-off message on the welcome of God. Esme preaches on the parable of the prodigal son, what this tells us of the welcome we receive from God and how we can welcome others in the same way.

This Sunday in our ongoing series through Revelation, Tim preaches on chapter 19 where we hear the threefold resounding 'hallelujah' over the fall of Babylon and the triumph of Christ.